How does IXTPSkinManagerWindowFilter work?

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   How does IXTPSkinManagerWindowFilter actually work? I have added code to filter out ComboBoxEx32. I am getting the calls and return TRUE. I step thru the code that calls the filter api and it sees I am not skinning the class.

Yet I still have all the issues I mentioned in other posts for ComboBoxEx32. And I am still finding CXTPSkinObjectComboBox::OnPaint is being called.

What am I missing here?

/**
 * @brief
 * Implement this interface in order to provide custom configured
 * window filter functionality. The filtered out windows will not be
 * skinned. If you find yourself frequently filtering out some system
 * window in order to prevent application crashes, please report to us
 * its class name and, ideally, the contents of the WNDCLASS structure
 * filled out by a call to GetWindowClass for this window handle.
 * Use CXTPSkinManager::SetWindowFilter for setting or disabling a
 * custom provided window filter implementation.
 */

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rdhd Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 13 August 2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 919	Post Options Post Reply Quote rdhd Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: How does IXTPSkinManagerWindowFilter work? Posted: Yesterday at 2:21pm
	How does IXTPSkinManagerWindowFilter actually work? I have added code to filter out ComboBoxEx32. I am getting the calls and return TRUE. I step thru the code that calls the filter api and it sees I am not skinning the class. Yet I still have all the issues I mentioned in other posts for ComboBoxEx32. And I am still finding CXTPSkinObjectComboBox::OnPaint is being called. What am I missing here? /** * @brief * Implement this interface in order to provide custom configured * window filter functionality. The filtered out windows will not be * skinned. If you find yourself frequently filtering out some system * window in order to prevent application crashes, please report to us * its class name and, ideally, the contents of the WNDCLASS structure * filled out by a call to GetWindowClass for this window handle. * Use CXTPSkinManager::SetWindowFilter for setting or disabling a * custom provided window filter implementation. */