MENUITEMINFO

[minor28]

Windows.inc

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MENUITEMINFOA STRUCT
  cbSize        DWORD      ?
  fMask         DWORD      ?
  fType         DWORD      ?
  fState        DWORD      ?
  wID           DWORD      ?
  hSubMenu      DWORD      ?
  hbmpChecked   DWORD      ?
  hbmpUnchecked DWORD      ?
  dwItemData    DWORD      ?
  dwTypeData    DWORD      ?
  cch           DWORD      ?
MENUITEMINFOA ENDS

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms647578(v=vs.85).aspx

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typedef struct tagMENUITEMINFO {
  UINT      cbSize;
  UINT      fMask;
  UINT      fType;
  UINT      fState;
  UINT      wID;
  HMENU     hSubMenu;
  HBITMAP   hbmpChecked;
  HBITMAP   hbmpUnchecked;
  ULONG_PTR dwItemData;
  LPTSTR    dwTypeData;
  UINT      cch;
  HBITMAP   hbmpItem;
} MENUITEMINFO, *LPMENUITEMINFO;

Is windnows.inc missing hbmpItem?

[jj2007]

Is windows.inc missing hbmpItem?

That's the purpose of cbSize: tell Windows which version you are using.
hbmpItem is not essential and was introduced a bit later.

[minor28]

Yes it is true, but if I tell Windows that I want the newer version then it does not exist in windows.inc

[dedndave]

so, define your own structure

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MENUITEMINFO2
  MENUITEMINFO <>
  hbmpItem     HBITMAP ?
MENUITEMINFO2

[TouEnMasm]

Only the translated sdk allow this form

MENUITEMINFOA   STRUCT DEFALIGNMASM
   cbSize DWORD ?
   fMask DWORD ?
   fType DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_TYPE (4.0) or MIIM_FTYPE (>4.0)
   fState DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_STATE
   wID DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_ID
   hSubMenu DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_SUBMENU
   hbmpChecked DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_CHECKMARKS
   hbmpUnchecked DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_CHECKMARKS
   dwItemData ULONG_PTR ? ; used if MIIM_DATA
   dwTypeData DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_TYPE (4.0) or MIIM_STRING (>4.0)
   cch DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_TYPE (4.0) or MIIM_STRING (>4.0)
IF ( WINVER GE 00500h)
   hbmpItem DWORD ? ; used if MIIM_BITMAP
ENDIF ;/* WINVER >= 0x0500 */
MENUITEMINFOA      ENDS

Like this you have the right structure with the correct alignment

[hutch--]

This will always be the case as Microsoft keep adding things to the API and support structures and equates. If a version does not do what you require because a later version has been aded by Microsoft, simply define your own. Call it something slightly different so that if and when the master include file is updated, it will not clash with it.

[jj2007]

simply define your own

Yes indeed. Dave's suggestion is simple and straightforward :t

so, define your own structure

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MENUITEMINFO2
  MENUITEMINFO <>
  hbmpItem     HBITMAP ?
MENUITEMINFO2

[dedndave]

i guess mine is less than ideal
if Hutch changes the structure in windows.inc, it will break the code   :(

[jj2007]

if Hutch changes the structure in windows.inc, it will break the code   :(

ifndef helps:

include \masm32\include\masm32rt.inc

MyRECT struct
  RECT <>
  ifndef RECT.left
   left dd ?
  endif
  ifndef OneMore
   OneMore   dd ?
  endif
MyRECT ends

.code
therect MyRECT <<1, 2, 3, 4>, 5>

start:
   print str$(therect.left), 9, "left", 13, 10
   print str$(therect.top), 9, "top", 13, 10
   print str$(therect.right), 9, "right", 13, 10
   print str$(therect.bottom), 9, "bottom", 13, 10
   inkey str$(therect.OneMore), 9, "onemore", 13, 10
   exit

end start