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na_th_an Wrote:You can always code GUI stuff in the C way using the windows API

A GUI library would require the use of the API anyways.

Awesome though...glad to know I'm not the only one working on headers.

That's what I meant: no need for a VB-like IDE with authomatic buttons and widgets. But a pain in the ass

A VB-like setup (or even something like the MFC dialog editor in MSVC++) would certainly be preferred, but it would likely take many months to develop... Not saying it can't be done though...

How do you go about setting up the whole CVS thing anyways? Never done it before. :???:

First you need a CVS server, which sourceforge gives for free, I think. Then you need a CVS client in your computer:

http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_do...p_id=1#cvs

user32.bi is now completed. Over 400 functions defined (no Unicode versions, all ANSI-based), includes many Types and Constants. There is still some work left to be done on this, and I've left a few structs commented in the file, in case anyone can convert them. There may be some missing constant sets, as I've not had time to go through each function and derive constant sets for them, but for each declared function, the associated Type is included. This .bi has been compiled successfully and is error-free.

http://www.nodtveidt.net/fb/user32.zip

Compressed: 16327 bytes
Uncompressed: 92696 bytes

Wow :o !
Great job. I'm already starting to play with this. Hopefully have some nice progs done soon (if I can, finals season).

Thanks. gdi32 is next. If you notice any errors or inconsistencies in the .bi file, please let me know so it can be corrected. For a short amount of time, I was using the search-and-replace method, so I might have missed a data type conversion or two (but I doubt it).