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March 10th, 2009, 03:23 PM
#16
Re: Multiple unassigned tooltips question
If I want to use ToolTip class I have to create a form, draw a bitton, assign tooltip to this button and hide the form?
What do you think the CreateWindowEx function call is doing?
But I want to make a module which is working all the time independently on what we are trying to code (console application or library or windows forms application).
That isn't really possible. A console app simply does not support tooltips. A library should most definitely *not* be creating tooltips. What if you want to use your library in a web app, why would you want it to be creating tooltips? If you have a windows forms app, you can use the standard tooltip class. If you don't, well, why are you trying to create windows forms tooltips through P/Invokes. It just doesn't make sense to me.
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March 10th, 2009, 06:16 PM
#17
Re: Multiple unassigned tooltips question
Originally Posted by Slav2
...This is not "clean" coding really
I have asked the same question on autohotkey forums, lest see if somebody will reply.
And what is 'clean coding' then in your eyes ?
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