Antonio :
He buscado el c贸digo fuente de esa funci贸n y no la encuentro en ning煤n subdirectorio ,lo que quiero saber es que tratamiento les da a la variables que se envian por referencia.
x2RowCol(@nRow, @nCol, @nHeight, @nWidth, lPixel, Self, oWnd)
Mucho agradecer茅 tu explicaci贸n.
Vikthor,
That function is never called as it is inside an ifdef:
It belonged to a third party lib.
Antonio Linares wrote:Vikthor,
That function is never called as it is inside an ifdef:
#ifdef FWPLUS
It belonged to a third party lib.
You are welcome 
Antonio Linares wrote:You are welcome
Vikthor,
Because windows measurements are in pixels, and dialogs measurements are in "dialog base units". Its a Windows API built-in behavior.
You may use GetDialogBaseUnits() to get the ratio between pixels and "base units". From the Windows API docs:
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The GetDialogBaseUnits function returns the dialog box base units used by Windows to create dialog boxes. Both Windows and applications use these units to convert the width and height of dialog boxes and controls from dialog units, as given in dialog box templates, to pixels, and vice versa.
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