We already check for NULL before casting scrn, so there's no situation where it'll fail after casting. Mysterious reasons, indeed.
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I wish I didn't end up doing this all at once, but ah well. Quick rundown:
- CommonCfg contains config/registry functions shared between Grabby and GrbyCfg.
- GrbyCfg provides a dialog for configuring Grabby.
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The flickering was caused by DefWindowProc trying to erase the background, then GDI painting back in the bitmap. By not letting DefWindowProc draw the background, flickering is effectively removed.
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Means I don't have to ignore *.bmp in the repo. I'll probably make this user-configurable, once we have a configuration system in place.
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Not really a major functionality/performance change, it just makes me feel better.
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Switch out the boilerplate VS2003 text with something explaining this application.
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snow flurry