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10:00 AM Ticket #4092 (Regression in 3.3.18.0: GuiStatusBar.au3 rejects WinForms StatusBar ...) updated by TicketCleanup: Version changed
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9:13 AM Ticket #4092 (Regression in 3.3.18.0: GuiStatusBar.au3 rejects WinForms StatusBar ...) closed by Jpm: Fixed: Fixed by revision [13379] Added #4092: _GUICtrlStatusbar_*() working with WinForms statusbar.
9:10 AM Ticket #4092 (Regression in 3.3.18.0: GuiStatusBar.au3 rejects WinForms StatusBar ...) updated by Jpm: Type changed
It is really a regression as _GUICtrlStatusBar_*() was designed to work with _GUICtrlStatusBar_create() So I will do some change to be an added feature

4:29 PM Ticket #4092 (Regression in 3.3.18.0: GuiStatusBar.au3 rejects WinForms StatusBar ...) created by jase.thew+autoit@…: After upgrading from AutoIt 3.3.16.1 to 3.3.18.0, GuiStatusBar.au3 …

11:09 AM Ticket #4091 (Header painting dysfunctional when subclassed in ListView) updated by mLipok: Description changed

7:41 PM Ticket #4091 (Header painting dysfunctional when subclassed in ListView) updated by Nine: @mattyd - I know about this workaround. In the other track I made, I was also using the listview proc instead of the GUI. But I still think there is a bug here that we should address.
4:51 PM Ticket #4091 (Header painting dysfunctional when subclassed in ListView) updated by MattyD: Guessing this is probably a windows thing as returning _WinAPI_DefWindowProcW instead of $GUI_RUNDEFMSG doesn't change the behavior. The below works in both x64 & x86 when we handle the listview's WM_NOTIFY messages rather than the GUI's. […]
12:08 PM Ticket #4091 (Header painting dysfunctional when subclassed in ListView) updated by mLipok: My note I think that WM_NOTIFY() function registered by GUIRegisterMsg() in x64 is not allways called.
11:42 AM Ticket #4091 (Header painting dysfunctional when subclassed in ListView) created by Nine: The following line is not executed properly when run in x64 while it …

4:12 PM Ticket #4090 (GUI freezes with Header subclassing in ListView) created by Nine: It is a very basic example. It may takes a little while to get it …

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