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* When creating a window, you may also need handle of the DLL (your DLL) that creates your dialog box, ''DllInstance''. | * When creating a window, you may also need handle of the DLL (your DLL) that creates your dialog box, ''DllInstance''. | ||
You may decide not to implement this function. Then, make sure you omit PK_CAPS_OPTIONS from return values of [[GetPackerCaps]]. | You may decide not to implement this function. Then, make sure you omit PK_CAPS_OPTIONS from return values of [[GetPackerCaps]]. | ||
{{backlink|Packer plugins developer guide|Packer plugins developer guide}} | |||
{{back|Packer plugins developer guide overview|Packer plugins developer guide overview}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:55, 18 April 2006
ConfigurePacker gets called when the user clicks the Configure button from within "Pack files..." dialog box in Totalcmd.
void __stdcall ConfigurePacker (HWND Parent, HINSTANCE DllInstance);
Description
Usually, you provide a user with a dialog box specifying a method and/or its parameters that should be applied in the packing process. Or, you just want to display a message box about what your plugin is, just like Christian Ghisler’s DiskDir does.
- In order to help you with a feedback, you can use a window handle of Totalcmd process, Parent. That is, you make your dialog box a child of Parent.
- When creating a window, you may also need handle of the DLL (your DLL) that creates your dialog box, DllInstance.
You may decide not to implement this function. Then, make sure you omit PK_CAPS_OPTIONS from return values of GetPackerCaps.
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