PInvoke, SendMessage API, etc.

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PInvoke, SendMessage API, etc.

Are there any reference sources for Windows API function declares (Pinvoke statements) in .NET, or VB.NET

With the SendMessage API I need to specify lparam as an object, but apparantly I'm not allowed because I get an 'unbalanced stack' error. Can I turn these off Do they really matter Advice or pointing me to some help material would be appreciated.

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PInvoke, SendMessage API, etc.

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     ForgottenCoder wrote:
    Are there any reference sources for Windows API function declares (Pinvoke statements) in .NET, or VB.NET

    http://www.pinvoke.net

     

     ForgottenCoder wrote:
    With the SendMessage API I need to specify lparam as an object, but apparantly I'm not allowed because I get an 'unbalanced stack' error. Can I turn these off Do they really matter Advice or pointing me to some help material would be appreciated.

    Yes, errors matter so you shouldn't try to ignore them. Why do you have to use Object as the parameter type What are you actually passing in as the lParam argument

     



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