Re: bring an already running app to the front
- From: cj <cj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2006 08:45:08 -0400
API viewer? Is that in the IDE somewhere? It sounds like that's what I need to see. I'd like to see more about what's in the Windows API and for that matter what's in WMI I can't find documentation I understand on either. Would the API viewer show me that SW_RESTORE should be set to 9?
Mike S wrote:
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] wrote:."Mike S" <mgspross@xxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb:Next time I'll go through the effort of double-checking in the APIViewerUnfortunately most API viewer applications do not really support VB.NET
first ;-)
and/or simply convert VB6 declarations to VB.NET declatations, which often
cannot be done successfully automatically. Thus I prefer to translate the
declares, types, etc. directly from the header files or the documentation.
All this has got me thinking: I think I'll write a program to translate
windows.h into VB.NET code and put it into a format the the API Text
Viewer can understand. Could be interesting...
Mike S
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