Hi!

John, can you show a code, or, at least, tell if there are call-back functions, pointers to which are passed to DirectX?

David, converting from VB to VFP is easy to do only in case VB code does not contain anything related to pointers/structures and call-back functions. With pointers it is very messy to convert because logic of the program could change. With call-back functions it is not possible at all.

>John,
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>The VB examples should be fairly straightforward to convert to VFP. If you've got some samples that you need help with post them in here and we'll be able to figure them out.
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>>Yes i have checked msdn, but all there is is about visual basic or c++ and i wanted to do it by foxpro.
>>The reason for this is that i am building a hearing test via the computer which the user can do itself without having to go to the audiologist, to hear that there are no problems.
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>>that's why i want to go directly through the sound system.
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>>I know it's a noble thought, but who am i not to give people a change