Those warnings are fine.
3 of those errors (one for variable 'i' two for variable 'FILE_TRG') are just from coding style. Borland will throw an error if you create a value, but never do anything with the results. The other two are from Windows API code, & I've never really fussed over them any.
Warnings are fine, you'll still get an binary executable. It's errors that'll stop the compiler.
Alrighty then. I didn't seem to get anything different with or without the resource code file. Is that a problem?
I get "Failed to gather Value!" "TaskManager is not locked." "Failed to gather value!" "WallPaper is not locked." when I run the program.
Also, when clicking on either of the items in the Help menu, I don't get anything. I don't know if you programmed that or not or if you just were getting the main program working correctly, but I thought I'd mention it.
I didn't code the help menu
(08-23-2010 10:10 PM)no2pencil Wrote: [ -> ]I didn't code the help menu
So don't blame him.
I wasn't blaming him, just mentioning it in case I hadn't compiled it correctly. I was kind of questioning my compiling rather than him.
So is the "Failed to gather Value!" alert box supposed to appear? I don't believe that a user would want to see that our application failed at anything, whether it was benign or not.
(08-23-2010 10:17 PM)townsbg Wrote: [ -> ] (08-23-2010 10:10 PM)no2pencil Wrote: [ -> ]I didn't code the help menu
So don't blame him.
in other words ...it's empty, because I didn't fill it.
It's empty because nothing is there.
Didn't want this to go unnoticed:
Quote:So is the "Failed to gather Value!" alert box supposed to appear? I don't believe that a user would want to see that our application failed at anything, whether it was benign or not.
I have not had a chance to look over the code all night, & it's been so long since I've worked on this project, I don't have it fresh in my memory. I'll give a proper reply when I have the availability.
The error message "Failed to gather Value!" means that the registry key was unable to be opened. If the assumption is correct that the registry key is the same as the user having permissions, then the message can either be suppressed, or can be added to some sort of logging if the user wants to read technical garbage.
Thoughts?
Quote:If the assumption is correct that the registry key is the same as the user having permissions
You mean, if the user can use the task manager?