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Antonio,
thank you, FWH 19.05 is running now

Hello, getting these errors with FWH1905: xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '___mb_cur_max referenced from FiveHMX.lib(VALTOSTR.obj)'. xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '__isctype referenced from FiveHMX.lib(VALTOSTR.obj)'. xLINK: error: Unresolved external symbol '__pctype referenced ...

Ok, that is what I suspected, but I wasn't quite sure, if it is true, because it's not very clear explained here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/winuser/nf-winuser-getclientrect Retrieves the coordinates of a window's client area. The client coordinates specify the upper-left a...

but GetCliRect() and GetCliAreaRect() doesn't work as expected, nTop and nLeft are always 0
I then tried GetCoors() and it works:

The methods :GetCliRect() and :GetCliAreaRect() are doing exactly what I was looking for :!: Here are some posts regarding these two methods: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8733&p=41038&hilit=GetCliRect#p41038: Antonio wrotes: The buttonbar and the messagebar are a...

Hi, understanding that the method ::GetRect() always returns an oRect with the coordinates on the main window. But how to get the coordinates of a child window (TMdiChild) relative to the parent window (TMdiFrame) when the user moved/sized it? Is there a method or function which is doing this job or...

I wrote: post scriptum: If I find the time, I will test the functions with 4 displays in a very strange order later this WE, I'll give you an info about the results Ooops, promised too much, even I can connect 4 monitors to my Thunderbolt Dock TB16, only 3 monitors were supported simultaneously. Whe...

Good morning Mr. Rao, IMHO you have to scan the complete virtual screen, because the user can arrange the displays in all different order and obviously the original code 'caughts' a point with isn't within the virtual screen :shock: , so the loop ends with an exit, before all monitors are scanned. N...

Good afternoon Mr. Rao, thank god it's friday ;-) For a 'linear' setup 1-2-3 its working: https://i.postimg.cc/Sst6qhRT/2019-02-01-10-36-39.png But not for a non linear setup, e. g. 1-3-2: https://i.postimg.cc/FKVpM808/2019-02-01-10-22-09.png - FW_GetMonitor( 1 ) is ok - FW_GetMonitor( 2 ) returns t...

We will post the revised code here for your testing

Ok

yes the function should be independent of the display settings.
There is still a little drawback: the monitor numbers are normally not synchronous with the numbers in the Windows display settings, but for my needs this is not critical.

Dear Mr. Rao, look at this code:       FOR i := aRect_virtual[ 1 ] TO aRect_virtual[ 3 ] STEP 100          FOR j := aRect_virtual[ 2 ] TO aRect_virtual[ 4 ] STEP 100             aRect := MonitorInfoFromRC( i, j )             IF HB_IsArray( aRect )                cZwschn := ArrayToString(  aRect, &qu...

Your primary monitor seems to be 2 - 2560 x 1440 Because top and left are 0,0 for this monitor, I don't understand :?: my current display settings are: https://i.postimg.cc/Nfv7qFrK/2019-01-28-14-38-04.png FW_VirtualScreen() :aRect - {0,-2560,1440,6400} I tried this 'linear' setup with same behavio...