RawheadRex
Mechanical
- Feb 9, 2001
- 236
I have program (in VB6) that runs as a standalone application but also has the ability to connect to SolidWorks and provide a certain level of integration as well. Users may or may not need to use the application in conjunction with SolidWorks at any given time. I'm in the process of expanding functionality and making it more bullet-proof. I already have the ability to create or connect to any existing SolidWorks object. One thing that I'd like to be able to do, is to have functionality that sits waiting to detect the launch of SolidWorks in Windows (if it isn't currently running) which will fire off a series of events in my program that will attach to the SolidWorks object.
I obviously wasn't paying attention very well the day they taught us that in school. But as I recall this doesn't pose very much of a programming problem. For the life of me I can't seem to track down anything decent in the way of information on detecting Windows Events (which I believe an application launch falls under).
Sorry if this is a bone-headed question but any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated (pointers to info or code samples especially).
Thanks,
Chris Gervais
Mechanical Designer
American Superconductor
I obviously wasn't paying attention very well the day they taught us that in school. But as I recall this doesn't pose very much of a programming problem. For the life of me I can't seem to track down anything decent in the way of information on detecting Windows Events (which I believe an application launch falls under).
Sorry if this is a bone-headed question but any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated (pointers to info or code samples especially).
Thanks,
Chris Gervais
Mechanical Designer
American Superconductor