Multiple Declaration of 'WORD' in FWH1005+BCC5.82 (resolved)

[gkuhnert]

Hi,

after an update from FWH 8.10 to 10.05 and to the actual xHarbour + BCC 5.82 I get following errors during compiling:

Error E2238 \xharbour\include\clipdefs.h 86: Multiple declaration for 'WORD'
Error E2344 \bcc582\include\windef.h 155: Earlier declaration of 'WORD'
Error E2238 \xharbour\include\clipdefs.h 88: Multiple declaration for 'PWORD'
Error E2344 \bcc582\include\windef.h 164: Earlier declaration of 'PWORD'
*** 4 errors in Compile ***

Has anyone a hint, how to handle this problem?

Thanks in advance

[Antonio Linares]

Gilbert,

What file are you trying to compile ?

[gkuhnert]

Antonio,

it's a modified printdc.c, which we use now for several years, this is the code. As I didn't write it myself, I'd appreciate your help

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#include <WinTen.h>
#include <Windows.h>
//#include <Print.h>
#include <CommDlg.h>
#include <hbapi.h>
#include <HBDEFS.h>
#include <CLIPAPI.h>


static far PRINTDLG pd;


HB_FUNC(PRNSETUP) // ( hWndOwner ) --> cPrinterName, cPrinterDriver, cPortName, hDC
{   LPDEVNAMES lpDevNames;
    LPDEVMODE  lpDevMode;
    BOOL lOK;

    _bset( ( BYTE * ) &pd, 0, sizeof( PRINTDLG ) );

    if (hb_parinfo(0) == 0)
    pd.hwndOwner = GetActiveWindow();
    else
    pd.hwndOwner = (HWND) hb_parnl( 1 );

//IF( hb_parinfo(0) == (hwnd)0, GetActiveWindow(), hb_parni( 1 ) ); // hWndOwner

    pd.lStructSize = sizeof( PRINTDLG );
    pd.hDevMode    = NULL;
    pd.hDevNames   = NULL;
    pd.Flags       = PD_PRINTSETUP | PD_RETURNDC;

    lOK = PrintDlg( &pd );

    if (lOK != 0)
        {
            lpDevNames = (LPDEVNAMES) GlobalLock( pd.hDevNames );
            lpDevMode  = (LPDEVMODE) GlobalLock( pd.hDevMode );

            hb_reta( 4 );       // return 4 elements
            hb_storc( ( LPSTR ) lpDevNames + lpDevNames->wDeviceOffset, -1, 1 );    // first element is printer name
            hb_storc( ( LPSTR ) lpDevNames + lpDevNames->wDriverOffset, -1, 2 );    // second element is printer driver
            hb_storc( ( LPSTR ) lpDevNames + lpDevNames->wOutputOffset, -1, 3 );    // third element is printer port
            hb_storni( (int)pd.hDC, -1, 4 );//jjjjjj                                                     // fourth element is printer hDC

            GlobalUnlock( pd.hDevNames );
            GlobalUnlock( pd.hDevNames );
        }
    else
        {
            hb_reta( 4 );       // return 4 elements
            hb_storc( "", -1, 1 );      // first element is printer name
            hb_storc( "", -1, 2 );      // second element is printer driver
            hb_storc( "", -1, 3 );      // third element is printer port
            hb_storni( 0, -1, 4 );      // fourth element is printer hDC
        }
}

 

[gkuhnert]

Antonio (and others):

now I tried to use the original printdc.c (as I don't include my own printdc.c anymore) and a strange thing happens:
nothing happens, when I call Printsetup(). Usually a printer setup dialog should open, but the program rusn on as I hadn't called this function.

Has anyone an idea why printsetup() doesn't react at all?

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

It is PrinterSetup() not PrintSetup().

EMG

[gkuhnert]

It is PrinterSetup() not PrintSetup().

EMG

But it was PrnSetup in our own printdc.c. It worked until now. But for better compatibility I now made an own function in my PRG's and am able to use the standard printdc.c now. So the matter is resolved. Thanks for your efforts

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

It is PrinterSetup() not PrintSetup().

But it was PrnSetup in our own printdc.c.

You are confusing PrinterSetup(), PrintSetup() and PrnSetup().

EMG

[Antonio Linares]

Gilbert,

Is this issue solved ? Everything fine ?

[gkuhnert]

Antonio,

yes, many years ago we made some modifications to printdc.c and since then we used our own one. Now I reprogrammed some of my sourcecode to become fully compatible to the standard printdc.c and with these modifications I could abandon the old printdc and I don't get any errors anymore.

So everything is fine