Apparently when the process calls the GenFileSelector for the selection, the
localwin variables change from this:
parameter dword trigger at [bp+6]=4640h:0058h
parameter enum IDEProcessMessages message at [bp+10] = MSG_DELETE_FILE_DIALOG
parameter dword oself at [bp+12= 4510h:0000h
local char delFileName[13] at bp-14] =
{\2201\227\002\262m\203\n\223m\262\030\000}
To (the ones that need seeing anyway):
parameter dword trigger at [bp+6] = 0d0eh:0000h
parameter enum IDEProcessMessages message at [bp+10]= 0(invalid)
parameter dword oself at [bp+12]= 1448h:0d20h
local char delFileName[13] at [bp-14]={Y\237fR\262\030\263\036\17\(\000}
Now, from this I figure the trigger has lost its own reference based on the
changed values for the trigger, the message and oself.
Here's the code I'm using in the message that does this.
/********************************************************************
* MSG_DELETE_FILE_DIALOG
********************************************************************
* SYNOPSIS:
* CALLED BY:
* PARAMETERS:
* RETURNS:
* SIDE EFFECTS:
* STRATEGY:
*
*******************************************************************/
@method IDEProcessClass, MSG_DELETE_FILE_DIALOG
{
char delFileName[13];
/* Open the dialog box to display the file being deleted. */
@call DeleteFileDialog::MSG_GEN_INTERACTION_INITIATE();
@call IDEFilesSelector::MSG_GEN_FILE_SELECTOR_GET_SELECTION(delFileName);
@call DeleteFileText::MSG_VIS_TEXT_REPLACE_ALL_PTR(
delFileName, 0);
}/*MSG_DELETE_FILE_DIALOG*/
When I tried code to dereference itself, it fatal errored on me, so I'm not
sure what I'm doing wrong on this to make it lose itself. Since I'm
executing it from the Process thread, I'm curious why it's changing at the
second message call, since the Dialog box, in this version is already on
screen, and by the last message call, the file name has been properly entered
into the dialog box.
Maybe I'm just getting dense or something, but I just don't see it. :(
Lee