> This is the code i'm using which works under up same compiler.
>
> DIM cc AS choosecolorapi
> cc.lstructsize = SIZEOF(cc)
> cc.hwndowner= CBHNDL
> cc.flags = %cc_full open OR %cc_rgbinit
> Choosecolor(cc)
No, it's not. That is not compilable, so it can't be the code. This may
seem
like nitpicking but......
> Vista stops program when event occurs (before dialog shows) and re****ts
Don't assume because the 'crash' occurred on this call that that is where
your problem is.
You could have made a mistake somewhere else in your program, but it just
didn't show up until this point.
Prove it to yourself by running this program
#IINCLUDE "Win32API.INC"
#INCLUDE "COMMCTL.INC"
FUNCTION PbMain() AS LONG
InitCommonControls
LOCAL cc As ChooseColorAPI, Z AS LONG
cc.lstructsize = SIZEOF(cc)
cc.hwndowner= GetDesktopWindow() ' OR %NULL
cc.flags = %cc_full open OR %cc_rgbinit
Z = ChooseColor (CC)
END FUNCTION
If this program runs to conclusion, the ChooseColor Common Dialog is
working
just fine and your problem is elsewhere in your program.
> PBwin 8.03 debugger re****ts...
First thing to do... don't run in stepping debugger. That introduces
additional code. Just 'compile & execute.' Save the stepping debugger for
really tough problems. Besides, not using the stepping debugger teaches
you
the benefits of writing "debuggable" code.
(Last suggestion is NOT a consensus opinion. It is, however, my opinion.)
--
Michael C. Mattias
Tal Systems Inc.
Racine WI
mmattias@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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