I worked around as best I could, unfortunately I don't know C. If you look in the BM file, SubEdit is called from the H file as GetSubEdit and - probably - that's the reason why Enter doesn't work in the 64-bit version. Also, the type filtering text in window was destroyed by the addition of X and Y parameters for the window position (which I don't mind at all, unlike the non-functional enter, which really annoys me).
However. In 32 bit IDE it works with enter key too, in BM file different libraries are defined for 32 bit IDE and another for 64 bit IDE (and then look for the problem) to get it up and running as best as possible. The original intention - to determine the position of the input box SUCCEEDED, in Czech - it's sarcasm - the operation was successful, the patient died.
So, when using in 32 bits (so one doesn't have to get mad at enter) the position can be set. If a person wants to click ok with the mouse because enter is not allowed in 64bit for some reason - I looked for a reason, I didn't find it - and be able to set the position of the window,, he can use a 64-bit IDE.
I am attaching my version, I just can't get it running any better.
To make it possible for more experienced programmers to play around with it better, I am also attaching the default original version, which did not work at all in the 64-bit IDE.
However. In 32 bit IDE it works with enter key too, in BM file different libraries are defined for 32 bit IDE and another for 64 bit IDE (and then look for the problem) to get it up and running as best as possible. The original intention - to determine the position of the input box SUCCEEDED, in Czech - it's sarcasm - the operation was successful, the patient died.
So, when using in 32 bits (so one doesn't have to get mad at enter) the position can be set. If a person wants to click ok with the mouse because enter is not allowed in 64bit for some reason - I looked for a reason, I didn't find it - and be able to set the position of the window,, he can use a 64-bit IDE.
I am attaching my version, I just can't get it running any better.
To make it possible for more experienced programmers to play around with it better, I am also attaching the default original version, which did not work at all in the 64-bit IDE.