Using Win32 functions in Visual FoxPro Image Gallery functions  • examples  • solutions  • updates  • about •  links   • articles  •  login • Function Groups: All Functions 1263 Atom 1 Authentication 14 Authorization 6 Bitmap 9 Brush 2 Clipboard 15 Color 1 COM 6 Common Dialog Box 12 Console 12 Coordinate Space and Transformation 9 Cryptography Reference 26 Cursor 5 Data Decompression Library 3 Debugging 2 Desktop Window Manager (DWM) 1 Device Context 13 Device Input and Output 1 Dialog Box 6 Dynamic-Link Library 6 Error Handling 10 Event Logging 10 Extensible Storage Engine (ESE, Jet Blue) 23 File Management 49 File Mapping 4 File System 19 Filled Shape 2 Font and Text 13 GDI+ 6 GDI+ Bitmap 10 GDI+ Brush 4 GDI+ Font 9 GDI+ Graphics 26 GDI+ Image 20 GDI+ ImageAttributes 3 GDI+ Matrix 10 GDI+ Pen 2 GDI+ StringFormat 2 GDI+ Text 2 Handle and Object 4 Hook 2 HTTP Functions (WinHTTP) 12 Icon 7 Internet Functions (WinInet) 49 IP Helper 24 Kernel Transaction Manager 3 Keyboard Input 22 Mailslot 3 Memory Management 26 Menu 18 Message and Message Queue 6 Metafile 6 Monitor Configuration (Vista) 8 Mouse Input 7 MSHTML Reference 1 Multiple Display Monitors 2 National Language Support 8 Network Management 34 ODBC API 30 Painting and Drawing 17 Path 3 Performance Monitoring 12 Pipe 5 PnP Configuration Manager 6 Power Management 6 Printing and Print Spooler 35 Process and Thread 31 Raw Input 4 Region 7 Registry 21 Remote Access Service (RAS) 5 Remote Application Programming (RAPI) 49 Remote Procedure Call (RPC) 7 Resource 10 Security 19 Service 11 Setup API functions 7 Shell Functions 37 Shell Lightweight Utility APIs -- misc. functions 2 Shell Lightweight Utility APIs -- Path Functions 20 Shell Lightweight Utility APIs -- string functions 4 Simple MAPI 9 String 10 Synchronization 13 System Information 23 System Shutdown 5 Terminal Services 10 Time 16 Unicode and Character Set 2 URL Monikers 7 Version Information 2 Virtual Hard Disk (Win7) 4 Window 36 Window Class 8 Window Procedure 3 Window Property 3 Window Station and Desktop 7 Windows Controls 8 Windows Multimedia 76 Windows Networking 18 Windows Sockets 2 (Winsock) 38 Synchronization            ..msdn    Add comment CreateEvent The CreateEvent function creates or opens a named or unnamed event object. CreateMutex Creates or opens a named or unnamed mutex object. CreateSemaphore The CreateSemaphore function creates a named or unnamed semaphore object CreateWaitableTimer Creates or opens a waitable timer object. OpenEvent The OpenEvent function opens an existing named event object. OpenSemaphore The OpenSemaphore function returns a handle of an existing named semaphore object OpenWaitableTimer Opens an existing named waitable timer object. ReleaseMutex Releases ownership of the specified mutex object. ReleaseSemaphore The ReleaseSemaphore function increases the count of the specified semaphore object by a specified amount ResetEvent The ResetEvent function sets the specified event object to the nonsignaled state. SetEvent The SetEvent function sets the specified event object to the signaled state. SetWaitableTimer Activates the specified waitable timer. When the due time arrives, the timer is signaled and the thread that set the timer calls the optional completion routine. WaitForSingleObject The WaitForSingleObject function returns when the specified object is in the signaled state or when the time-out interval elapses Code examples: How to suspend or hibernate your system Using the Semaphore object Using an Event Object. Part B: running an application responding to events Using shared memory to exchange data between two FoxPro applications How to prevent users from accessing the Windows Desktop and from switching to other applications Using the Semaphore object to allow only one instance of VFP application running Using an Event Object. Part A: running an application that creates an Event object Pocket PC: custom RAPI class for operating with files and folders on mobile device Monitoring changes in a directory Using Change Notification Objects to monitor changes to the printer or print server Pocket PC: custom RAPI class for operating with the System Registry Pocket PC: base class Starting external program from VFP and waiting for its termination PocketPC: custom RAPI class for executing routines on remote Windows CE device User Contributed Notes: There are no notes on this subject. Log in to post a comment functions  • examples  • solutions  • updates  • about •  links   • articles  •  login • Copyright © 2001-2013 News2News, Inc. Before reproducing or distributing any data from this site please ask for an approval from its owner. Unless otherwise specified, this page is for your personal and non-commercial use. The information on this page is presented AS IS, meaning that you may use it at your own risk. 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