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Back to article list Search Articles Add Comment Printer friendly Direct link Windows API: Getting the handle of Clarion icons 2004-01-10 -- Randy Rogers Newsgroups: sv.clarion.language
Thanks for the tip; i had already figured it out by the time i saw your
post. here is what i did...if the second byte is a 1, swap the last 2 bytes
to create a long and subtract 1. use this long in the loadicon call along
with hinst = 0. this causes the system icons to get loaded. if the second
byte is a 2, then the icons are in the rtl. do the same trick with swapping
and subtracting but use an hinst for the rtl (i used loadlibrary to do
this).
So, i have it working, but could use one more question answered....how do i
determine what rtl to use. it is probably already loaded. is there a way
to identify the rtl that the current executable is using?
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