A Personal *Event Coundown Reminder* (Feedback Welcome)

[Paul]

Is it a bug or something I did wrong? I'm pretty good at that

It's you

If you follow the changes made to latest versions of PB and follow the forum, you will try changing all types of ".l" to ".i" and the code will then work.

[Randy Walker]

It's you

If you follow the changes made to latest versions of PB and follow the forum, you will try changing all types of ".l" to ".i" and the code will then work.

You are soo correct. It was me.
Just another I/O error
I never claimed I was a programmer.
Also never claimed I wasn't an Idiot/Operator.

Thank you for setting me straight Paul!!

[Axolotl]

Hi Randy,

some brief suggestions for you next housekeeping task

.....I never claimed I was a programmer. .....

1. I prefer using constants like #WND_Main, #GDT_btnAddNewEvent, #GDT_DiscardEvent, #GDT_DiscardAllChanges, etc.
Why? Because I have the feeling, it makes the code more readable and understandable (especially after a while)

Code: Select all

Enumeration EWindow 1 
  #WND_Main 
  ; tbc. 
EndEnumeration

Enumeration EGadget 1 
  #GDT_btnAddNewEvent 
  #GDT_DiscardEvent 
  #GDT_DiscardAllChanges 
  ; tbc. 
EndEnumeration

2. Important for 64-bit apps is the use of SetWindowLongPtr_() instead of SetWindowLong_(). Same applies to SetClassLong_()
Why? See MSDN:

Note This function has been superseded by the SetWindowLongPtr function. To write code that is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows, use the SetWindowLongPtr function.

[Randy Walker]

Hi Randy,

some brief suggestions for you next housekeeping task

.....I never claimed I was a programmer. .....

1. I prefer using constants like #WND_Main, #GDT_btnAddNewEvent, #GDT_DiscardEvent, #GDT_DiscardAllChanges, etc.
Why? Because I have the feeling, it makes the code more readable and understandable (especially after a while)

2. Important for 64-bit apps is the use of SetWindowLongPtr_() instead of SetWindowLong_(). Same applies to SetClassLong_()
Why? See MSDN:

Note This function has been superseded by the SetWindowLongPtr function. To write code that is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows, use the SetWindowLongPtr function.

Good suggestions Axolotl, Thanks! Will try to research that SetWindowLongPtr function for a way to adapt. Structures are always a big challenge for me.

[Randy Walker]

I tested your app.

Japanese cell phone event remider

• 2 month calender displayed
• Please select event, holiday or aniversery?
• 1.Icon Select
• 2.day and night?
• 3.start time/day
• 4.finish time/day
• 5.repeat? (day, week, monthry, year)
• 6.Alarm ( annouce, prepare announce, off)
• 7.Alarm sound ( FullSong/Melody, Music, Movie, OFF)
• 8.event detail

Don't care about all that Garbage. Just a bunch of garbage to complicate a very simple thing.