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<0> Ok.
<0> so Tpanel is 0?
<1> nope
<1> taborder 3
<0> Ok.
<1> button1 taborder 0 button2 taborder 1 button3 taborder 2
<0> So button[n] has tab order n-1
<1> right
<0> Ah ha. I see what you mean.
<0> It does get the focus, but you just can't see it.
<1> no
<1> here direct after button3 comes button1
<1> if the panel would get the invisible focus, then the buttons would have no focus border but that isnt the case
<0> Well it works here.
<1> well what does it do at you exact ?
<0> The focus definitely leaves button 3 and goes to the panel
<1> and button1 has no focus border then ?
<0> Nope.
<0> What delphi version
<0> It might be a bug
<1> lazarus
<1> yup maybe its a bug
<0> I have Delphi 2006 so that might explain it
<1> ok, thank you very much
<0> No problem
<1> So each component takes care to draw it`s own border at focus ?
<0> The panel HAS the focus, but not line appears around it
<1> hrm exits there an additional property to enable it ?
<0> I don't think so
<1> so it will do it self in the paint method ?
<1> ok ..
<0> Is OnEnter basically "GetFocus" or is it a mouse gesture thing
<1> OnEnter is got focus
<1> onExit is lost focus
<0> Thought so.
<1> strange name indeed
<0> I'm sure they have their reasons
<1> i believe its cause onExit
<1> cause onLostFocus sounds strange, too :)
<0> Hmmm true
<1> i wonder what coes first , the mouse click or the got focus onEnter
<1> let`s test :)
<0> My money is on mouse click
<0> It should be
<0> Program gets the click before it works out where the hell it's clicked
<0> prodos: You could always do a local key hook for the tab key, and check the focus... if it's button 3, then set Panel's focus to true
<1> ah ok
<1> btw enter comes before button click
<1> 1. OnEnter then OnClick
<0> Weird.
<2> are there any easy methode to convert strings to tstrings and vica versa?
<0> TStringList
<0> TStringList.Add(String);
<0> TStringList.AddStrings(TStrings)
<0> (I think)
<2> zingbats: thank you
<2> soo if i wants to compare a tstring whit a string i put them it two tstring list and do like tsl1[1]=tsl[1]?
<3> zingbats: I was afk. Read http://www.intel.com/cd/ids/developer/asmo-na/eng/downloads/95865.htm?page=1
<0> Right, thanks LordLaryr
<0> LordLarry
<0> If I'm hooking a module in the kernel, would I use explorer's process ID in OpenProcess?
<4> are you writing a driver?
<0> No Rahly, I am trying to override the terminateprocess function thing
<4> well unless you are writing a DRIVER, you can't hooking a module in the kernel
<0> Hmmmmmmmmm.
<4> the closest you can do is hook the user space api to the kernel, and then you have to go through EVERY process in the system, and apply your hook, and monitor any new process thats started
<0> I need to do that to override the function :S
<4> yes
<4> i'm not sure how that pertains to a kernel module though
<0> Neither am I.
<0> Is the only way to get the PID of a process (without opening a new one) to just itterate through all the processes?
<4> no
<4> you can get pids through other means
<4> but you have to know the program you are targeting
<0> Yeah I do. Explorer.exe :D
<4> C:/> taskkill /pid zingbat
<0> Oh yeah, I should have known.
<4> what?
<0> nevermind
<0> So overriding the header function needs to be injected into every process running?
<0> VirtualAllocEx -- How the hell am I supposed to get the address of the function?
<0> GetProcAddress?
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