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In the list of values there is a duplicate:


WinUser.h defines them as:

Thanks; I'll fix that.

First, WM_MOUSELAST does not seem to be documented. What is it?

Second, the associated value varies by Windows version:

I have no idea what it is either and couldn't find any real info on it - I only noticed because I searched the window list for the code for WM_MOUSEWHEEL and that was the first result.

So, given its semi random nature, perhaps it is best just to remove it...

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vPhiLho := RegExReplace("Philippe Lhoste", "^(\w{3})\w*\s+\b(\w{3})\w*$", "$1$2")

My thoughts exactly, which is why I removed it. I also removed a couple others that are similar.

Perhaps it would also be possible to divide the list up into some kind of sections? They seem to be mostly grouped together as it is, so I don't propose changing the order of the list, just adding some section names or simply leaving a few blank lines between each "section" - e.g. there's a section of messages that relate to the mouse, the clipboard, etc. It'd make it a lot easier to scan over the list, or to learn what is capable from messages for people new to them. (I had the idea after overlooking the WM_DEVICECHANGE message)

Thanks for being volunteer for that...

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vPhiLho := RegExReplace("Philippe Lhoste", "^(\w{3})\w*\s+\b(\w{3})\w*$", "$1$2")

I probably could try, although I'm somewhat new to messages still and would have to look up a lot to be sure. I don't think it would take Chris even a couple of minutes to make a few logical breaks in the list (at the minimum, or adding some section names)... and Chris said he took out some other entries from the list so no point trying anything yet with the current list.

Thanks. I've added a few blank lines to break it into sections.

A reformatting of that list is on the to-do list. It's one of those things among dozens of other small tasks that tends to get deferred a lot.

That's great I'm sure other people would offer to help too with these little documentation things if it frees up your time for the bigger tasks which us mere mortals are unable to do

To check whether a mouse key was pressed through a windows dll.