<<Tutorial>> : MessageBox()

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Ahhh ok. glad i gotcha

im making regedit.dll im nearly done, this Version 1 will only be a simple way of getting registry values, and being able to Set a new key, subkey's and value for instance

dll regedit.dll Create_Registry_Key ScriptName
dll regedit.dll Set_Key_Name HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\ScriptName\\OwnerKey
dll regedit.dll Set_Key_Value HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\ScriptName\\OwnerKey:45455683

nice registry keys for script settings, and like

//mode $me +h $dll(regedit.dll,Get_Registry_KeyValue,HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\ScriptName\\Ownerkey)

what you think?

[Dynamic Sysop]

just incase anyone's interested in C# the message box's work as followsbr]
{
MessageBox.Show("text","Caption",MessageBoxButtons.OK,MessageBoxIcon.Information);
}

button types are br]MessageBoxButtons.OK
MessageBoxButtons.AbortRetryIgnore
MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel
MessageBoxButtons.RetryCancel
MessageBoxButtons.YesNo
MessageBoxButtons.YesNoCancel

icon styles are br]MessageBoxIcon.Information
MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk
MessageBoxIcon.Error
MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation
MessageBoxIcon.Hand
MessageBoxIcon.None
MessageBoxIcon.Question
MessageBoxIcon.Stop
MessageBoxIcon.Warning

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Thank you Dynamic! its nice to have people pitch in like that.

does C# message boxes need their own Windows Procedure in Windows programs?

[Dynamic Sysop]

messagebox works similar to in vb.net , but c# code it's self is very much like c++
to show a message box , with the hwnd of the form and a caption saying "test caption" you would do the following br]
private void button3_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
MessageBox.Show(this.Handle.ToString(),"test caption");
}


other similarities br]to make a return like vb6's VbCrlf
either use this br]this.label1.Text = "test\ntesting" the \n making the line drop down
or some code i designed to help someone out with a coding problem....

char it = Convert.ToChar(10);
this.label1.Text = "test\n" + it + "testing";

in that case it drops 2 lines , 1 for the \n but the other is done by "it" .
it's all good fun anyway

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in C#, is there a message box style that lets you enter text? and use it, or do you have to create a seperate dialog for that?

[Dynamic Sysop]

you would create a seperate dialog for entering text , the same is recomended for inputbox's in .net , using a dialog form rather than the actuall inputbox control.

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yeah, same in c++, but for a dialog, in C# do you need to make your own windows procedure for it? (CALLBACK function)