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This UDF allows to create pseudo TreeViewTab control (tabs as TreeView). Useful for Settings dialog. Notes: Example: Download: TreeViewTab_1.2.zip TreeViewTab_1.1.zip Changelog:

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HotKeySet("{F2}", "MSG") HotKeySet("{F3}", "xt") Global $chk Func _DoStuff($lab, $val) If $chk = 0 Then Return (-1) MsgBox(0, $lab, $val) If $chk = 0 Then Return (-1) EndFunc ;==>_DoStuff Func MSG() $chk = 1 While 1 If _DoStuff("TEST", "1") = -1 Then ExitLoop If _DoStuff("TEST", "2") = -1 Then ExitLoop If _DoStuff("TEST", "3") = -1 Then ExitLoop If _DoStuff("TEST", "4") = -1 Then ExitLoop If _DoStuff("TEST", "5") = -1 Then ExitLoop $chk = 0 WEnd EndFunc ;==>MSG Func xt() $chk = 0 EndFunc ;==>xt While 1 Sleep(200) WEnd HotKeySet("{F2}", "MSG") HotKeySet("{F3}", "xt") Func MSG() $chk = 1 while 1 MsgBox(0, "TEST", "1") MsgBox(0, "TEST", "2") MsgBox(0, "TEST", "3") MsgBox(0, "TEST", "4") MsgBox(0, "TEST", "5") $chk = 0 wend EndFunc ;==>MSG Func xt() _main() EndFunc ;==>xt _main() Func _main() While 1 Sleep(200) WEnd EndFunc

If you really want to return pointer to allocated memory then you would use neither new or malloc. When that is the case you have to be precise what method should be used to free memory, i.e. you have to be precise about how that memory is allocated. Operator new does not dictate the way memory is allocated. That is implementation detail for/of specific compiler. There are better ways of doing all this, for example asking for pointer to allocated memory by the caller.