Creating a dialog using DefineDialog() with DLG_MSG_ALL is suppose to pass "most Windows" messages. From what I see, this doesn't do any more than using EzDefineDialog(). :confused:
The documentation is somewhat unclear as to the meaning of these flags. DLG_MSG_ALL may some send additional messages, but the following is a general guideline of what may or may not be returned to script code.
Notification messages (all except the following are returned to script): NM_SETFOCUS NM_KILLFOCUS NM_CUSTOMDRAW NM_HOVER NM_NCHITTEST NM_RELEASEDCAPTURE NM_SETCURSOR
Command messages: Edit controls (no messages besides the following will return to script): EN_CHANGE EN_UPDATE EN_MAXTEXT
Combo controls (no messages besides the following will return to script): CBN_CLOSEUP CBN_DROPDOWN CBN_DBLCLK CBN_EDITCHANGE CBN_EDITUPDATE CBN_SELCHANGE CBN_SELENDCANCEL CBN_SELENDOK
List controls (no messages besides the following will return to script): LBN_SELCHANGE LBN_SELCANCEL LBN_DBLCLK
Button controls: All command messages will return to script
DLG_MSG_STANDARD returns a slightly more limited subset of the above messages.
In general, no messages are returned to script code that cannot be handled by the script since there are some limitations with the InstallScript language and the dialog manager that would prevent these messages from being handled appropriately.
