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Suggestions?

  • Artigo

There is so much to write about TSF that I'm not really sure where to start.  Some possibilities are:

  1. A guided tour through TSF, grouping the interfaces into categories, and explaining who implements them, and where they're typically implemented - for example, a text service typically implements a dozen or so interfaces.  Not all the interfaces need to be on the same object; in fact, some interfaces shouldn't be implemented on the same object.
  2. A guided tour through some of the sample objects, explaining why it's implemented the way it is.
  3. Answering random questions from developers.

Let me know what you'd like to see first.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 28, 2007
    As I am sure you could have guessed, what I'd be interested in hearing about is actually what I have been hearing the most complaints about -- how can one use TSF to make sure all the backcompat functions in USER32 and IMM32 return the right results that people expect, so that existing applications can work without changes. :-) Armed with that kind of knowledge, an ornery guy such as myself on the International Fundamentals  team can start getting some of the existing IMEs fixed!