I use this control in VB6 apps I'm now upgrading to x64 in twinBASIC, so wanted to compile native versions (even though tB now supports 32bit ocxs in 64bit hosts). Apart from a number of config changes, this line of code caused issues:
typedef BOOL WINAPI IsAppThemedFn();
IsAppThemedFn* pfnIsAppThemed = static_cast<IsAppThemedFn*>(GetProcAddress(hThemeDLL, "IsAppThemed"));
helpers.cpp. 1146
suggested change is
typedef BOOL(WINAPI* IsAppThemedFn)();
IsAppThemedFn pfnIsAppThemed = reinterpret_cast<IsAppThemedFn>(GetProcAddress(hThemeDLL, "IsAppThemed"));
which compiles in my new x64 config too.
Haven't gone too deep in testing (there's a number of warnings flagged for e.g. WPARAM-int) but the new x64 version of the ocx now successfully loads and displays initial data.
PS- Offtopic but I finally got a port of your ListView SubItem Controls code to work in VBx (specifically twinBASIC but it's just a couple vtable swaps from working in VB6 too). 😁
I use this control in VB6 apps I'm now upgrading to x64 in twinBASIC, so wanted to compile native versions (even though tB now supports 32bit ocxs in 64bit hosts). Apart from a number of config changes, this line of code caused issues:
helpers.cpp. 1146
suggested change is
which compiles in my new x64 config too.
Haven't gone too deep in testing (there's a number of warnings flagged for e.g. WPARAM-int) but the new x64 version of the ocx now successfully loads and displays initial data.
PS- Offtopic but I finally got a port of your ListView SubItem Controls code to work in VBx (specifically twinBASIC but it's just a couple vtable swaps from working in VB6 too). 😁