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This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
wExceptionHandler will let your application be near-bullet proof from crashing for unhandled errors because of bad subclassers, windows GPF's and any other unhandled exceptions. This will get the description of the exception caused, allow you to resume executing/running your application if an unhandled exception is thrown and shows you a dialog with some debug information about the exception whcih you could email to the developer etc. I decided to post this almost a year ago but didnt get around to doing it but after (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41421&lngWId=1)Will Barden did I decided i'll upload mine too... I must give credit to Jonathan Lunman who wrote a (http://archive.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/1999/05may99/bb0599.pdf)VBPJ Article(Not from MSDN Mag as i thought)a few years back(1999) which is where this code is inspired/backboned by and thank-you to Vlad Vissoultchev for pointing this out:)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)
wExceptionHandler will let your application be near-bullet proof from crashing for unhandled errors because of bad subclassers, windows GPF's and any other unhandled exceptions. This will get the description of the exception caused, allow you to resume executing/running your application if an unhandled exception is thrown and shows you a dialog with some debug information about the exception whcih you could email to the developer etc. I decided to post this almost a year ago but didnt get around to doing it but after (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41421&lngWId=1)Will Barden did I decided i'll upload mine too... I must give credit to Jonathan Lunman who wrote a (http://archive.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/1999/05may99/bb0599.pdf)VBPJ Article(Not from MSDN Mag as i thought)a few years back(1999) which is where this code is inspired/backboned by and thank-you to Vlad Vissoultchev for pointing this out:)
This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
wExceptionHandler will let your application be near-bullet proof from crashing for unhandled errors because of bad subclassers, windows GPF's and any other unhandled exceptions. This will get the description of the exception caused, allow you to resume executing/running your application if an unhandled exception is thrown and shows you a dialog with some debug information about the exception whcih you could email to the developer etc. I decided to post this almost a year ago but didnt get around to doing it but after (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41421&lngWId=1)Will Barden did I decided i'll upload mine too... I must give credit to Jonathan Lunman who wrote a (http://archive.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/1999/05may99/bb0599.pdf)VBPJ Article(Not from MSDN Mag as i thought)a few years back(1999) which is where this code is inspired/backboned by and thank-you to Vlad Vissoultchev for pointing this out:)
This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
wExceptionHandler will let your application be near-bullet proof from crashing for unhandled errors because of bad subclassers, windows GPF's and any other unhandled exceptions. This will get the description of the exception caused, allow you to resume executing/running your application if an unhandled exception is thrown and shows you a dialog with some debug information about the exception whcih you could email to the developer etc. I decided to post this almost a year ago but didnt get around to doing it but after (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41421&lngWId=1)Will Barden did I decided i'll upload mine too... I must give credit to Jonathan Lunman who wrote a (http://archive.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/1999/05may99/bb0599.pdf)VBPJ Article(Not from MSDN Mag as i thought)a few years back(1999) which is where this code is inspired/backboned by and thank-you to Vlad Vissoultchev for pointing this out:)
This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
wExceptionHandler will let your application be near-bullet proof from crashing for unhandled errors because of bad subclassers, windows GPF's and any other unhandled exceptions. This will get the description of the exception caused, allow you to resume executing/running your application if an unhandled exception is thrown and shows you a dialog with some debug information about the exception whcih you could email to the developer etc. I decided to post this almost a year ago but didnt get around to doing it but after (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41421&lngWId=1)Will Barden did I decided i'll upload mine too... I must give credit to Jonathan Lunman who wrote a (http://archive.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/1999/05may99/bb0599.pdf)VBPJ Article(Not from MSDN Mag as i thought)a few years back(1999) which is where this code is inspired/backboned by and thank-you to Vlad Vissoultchev for pointing this out:)
This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
wExceptionHandler will let your application be near-bullet proof from crashing for unhandled errors because of bad subclassers, windows GPF's and any other unhandled exceptions. This will get the description of the exception caused, allow you to resume executing/running your application if an unhandled exception is thrown and shows you a dialog with some debug information about the exception whcih you could email to the developer etc. I decided to post this almost a year ago but didnt get around to doing it but after (http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=41421&lngWId=1)Will Barden did I decided i'll upload mine too... I must give credit to Jonathan Lunman who wrote a (http://archive.devx.com/premier/mgznarch/vbpj/1999/05may99/bb0599.pdf)VBPJ Article(Not from MSDN Mag as i thought)a few years back(1999) which is where this code is inspired/backboned by and thank-you to Vlad Vissoultchev for pointing this out:)
Microsoft released Service Pack 6 for Visual Studio 6, download the latest(and final) service pack if you have VS6/VB6 installed.
This example shows you how to capture the 'WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD' message via Subclassing to determine when the status of the Clipboard has changed. It adds a more 'Professional' look to your application and shows you some of the reasons why Subclassing can help make your applications more professional. Credits goto Steve McMahon(you legend) for his excellent subclassing control, Gonchuki for reminding me to add this baby to HotHTML 3 (thanks) and anyone else i may have forgotten(?)