win-ffi 0.3.0

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/ocr.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    OCR = enum :ocr,
+    [
+        :NORMAL,     32512,
+        :IBEAM,      32513,
+        :WAIT,       32514,
+        :CROSS,      32515,
+        :UP,         32516,
+        :SIZE,       32640,   # OBSOLETE: use OCR_SIZEALL
+        :ICON,       32641,   # OBSOLETE: use OCR_NORMAL
+        :SIZENWSE,   32642,
+        :SIZENESW,   32643,
+        :SIZEWE,     32644,
+        :SIZENS,     32645,
+        :SIZEALL,    32646,
+        :ICOCUR,     32647,   # OBSOLETE: use OIC_WINLOGO
+        :NO,         32648,
+        :APPSTARTING,32650
+    ]
+
+    #if(WINVER >= 0x0500)
+    #define OCR_HAND            32649
+    #endif /* WINVER >= 0x0500 */
+    if WindowsVersion >= 2000
+      OCR.instance_variable_get(:@kv_map)[:HAND] = 32649
+      OCR.instance_variable_get(:@vk_map)[32649] = :HAND
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/oic.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    OIC = enum :oic,
+    [
+        :SAMPLE,          32512,
+        :HAND,            32513,
+        :QUES,            32514,
+        :BANG,            32515,
+        :NOTE,            32516,
+        :WINLOGO,         32517,
+        :WARNING,         32515,
+        :ERROR,           32513,
+        :INFORMATION,     32516
+    ]
+
+    #if(WINVER >= 0x0600)
+    #define OIC_SHIELD          32518
+    #endif /* WINVER >= 0x0600 */
+    if WindowsVersion >= :vista
+      OIC.instance_variable_get(:@kv_map)[:SHIELD] = 32518
+      OIC.instance_variable_get(:@vk_map)[32518] = :SHIELD
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/pen_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    PenFlags = enum :pen_flags,
+    [
+      :PEN_FLAG_BARREL,   0x00000001, # The barrel button is pressed.
+      :PEN_FLAG_INVERTED, 0x00000002, # The pen is inverted.
+      :PEN_FLAG_ERASER,   0x00000004, # The eraser button is pressed.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/pen_mask.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    PenMask = enum :pen_mask,
+    [
+      :PEN_MASK_NONE,     0x00000000, # Default. None of the optional fields are valid.
+      :PEN_MASK_PRESSURE, 0x00000001, # pressure of the POINTER_PEN_INFO structure is valid.
+      :PEN_MASK_ROTATION, 0x00000002, # rotation of the POINTER_PEN_INFO structure is valid.
+      :PEN_MASK_TILT_X,   0x00000004, # tiltX of the POINTER_PEN_INFO structure is valid.
+      :PEN_MASK_TILT_Y,   0x00000008, # tiltY of the POINTER_PEN_INFO structure is valid.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/pointer_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    PointerFlags = enum :pointer_flags,
+    [
+      :NONE,    0x00000000, # Default
+
+      :NEW,     0x00000001, # Indicates the arrival of a new pointer.
+
+      :INRANGE, 0x00000002, # Indicates that this pointer continues to exist. When this flag is not set,
+      # it indicates the pointer has left detection range. This flag is typically not set only when a hovering pointer
+      # leaves detection range (POINTER_FLAG_UPDATE is set) or when a pointer in contact with a window surface leaves
+      # detection range (POINTER_FLAG_UP is set).
+
+      :INCONTACT, 0x00000004, #Indicates that this pointer is in contact with the digitizer surface.
+      # When this flag is not set, it indicates a hovering pointer.
+
+      :FIRSTBUTTON, 0x00000010, # Indicates a primary action, analogous to a left mouse button down.
+      #A touch pointer has this flag set when it is in contact with the digitizer surface.
+      #A pen pointer has this flag set when it is in contact with the digitizer surface with no buttons pressed.
+      #A mouse pointer has this flag set when the left mouse button is down.
+
+      :SECONDBUTTON, 0x00000020, # Indicates a secondary action, analogous to a right mouse button down.
+      #A touch pointer does not use this flag. A pen pointer has this flag set when it is in contact with the
+      # digitizer surface with the pen barrel button pressed.A mouse pointer has this flag set when the right mouse
+      # button is down.
+
+      :THIRDBUTTON, 0x00000040, # Analogous to a mouse wheel button down. A touch pointer does not use
+      # this flag. A pen pointer does not use this flag. A mouse pointer has this flag set when the mouse wheel button
+      # is down.
+
+      :FOURTHBUTTON, 0x00000080, # Analogous to a first extended mouse (XButton1) button down.
+      # A touch pointer does not use this flag.
+      # A pen pointer does not use this flag.
+      # A mouse pointer has this flag set when the first extended mouse (XBUTTON1) button is down.
+
+      :FIFTHBUTTON, 0x00000100, # Analogous to a second extended mouse (XButton2) button down.
+      # A touch pointer does not use this flag.
+      # A pen pointer does not use this flag.
+      # A mouse pointer has this flag set when the second extended mouse (XBUTTON2) button is down.
+
+      :PRIMARY, 0x00002000, # Indicates that this pointer has been designated as the primary pointer.
+      # A primary pointer is a single pointer that can perform actions beyond those available to non-primary pointers.
+      # For example, when a primary pointer makes contact with a window’s surface, it may provide the window an
+      # opportunity to activate by sending it a WM_POINTERACTIVATE message. The primary pointer is identified from all
+      # current user interactions on the system (mouse, touch, pen, and so on). As such, the primary pointer might not
+      # be associated with your app. The first contact in a multi-touch interaction is set as the primary pointer.
+      # Once a primary pointer is identified, all contacts must be lifted before a new contact can be identified as a
+      # primary pointer. For apps that don't process pointer input, only the primary pointer's events are promoted to
+      # mouse events.
+
+      :CONFIDENCE, 0x000004000, # Confidence is a suggestion from the source device about whether the
+      # pointer represents an intended or accidental interaction, which is especially relevant for PT_TOUCH pointers
+      # where an accidental interaction (such as with the palm of the hand) can trigger input. The presence of this
+      # flag indicates that the source device has high confidence that this input is part of an intended interaction.
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_CANCELED, 0x000008000, #Indicates that the pointer is departing in an abnormal manner, such as
+      # when the system receives invalid input for the pointer or when a device with active pointers departs abruptly.
+      # If the application receiving the input is in a position to do so, it should treat the interaction as not
+      # completed and reverse any effects of the concerned pointer.
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_DOWN, 0x00010000, # Indicates that this pointer transitioned to a down state; that is, it made
+      # contact with the digitizer surface.
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_UPDATE, 0x00020000, # Indicates that this is a simple update that does not include pointer state
+      # changes.
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_UP, 0x00040000, # Indicates that this pointer transitioned to an up state; that is, it broke
+      # contact with the digitizer surface.
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_WHEEL, 0x00080000, # Indicates input associated with a pointer wheel. For mouse pointers, this is
+      # equivalent to the action of the mouse scroll wheel (WM_MOUSEWHEEL).
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_HWHEEL, 0x00100000, # Indicates input associated with a pointer h-wheel. For mouse pointers, this
+      # is equivalent to the action of the mouse horizontal scroll wheel (WM_MOUSEHWHEEL).
+
+      :POINTER_FLAG_CAPTURECHANGED, 0x00200000, # Indicates that this pointer was captured by (associated with)
+      # another element and the original element has lost capture (see WM_POINTERCAPTURECHANGED)
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/pointer_input_type.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    PointerInputType = enum :pointer_input_type,
+    [
+      :PT_POINTER, 0x00000001,
+      :PT_TOUCH,   0x00000002,
+      :PT_PEN,     0x00000003,
+      :PT_MOUSE,   0x00000004
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/process_dpi_awareness.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    ProcessDpiAwareness = enum :process_dpi_awareness,
+    [
+      :Process_DPI_Unaware,           0, # DPI unaware
+      :Process_System_DPI_Aware,      1, # System DPI aware
+      :Process_Per_Monitor_DPI_Aware, 2, # Per monitor DPI aware
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/queue_status_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    QueueStatusFlags = enum :queue_status_flags, [
+        :KEY, 0x0001, # A WM_KEYUP, WM_KEYDOWN, WM_SYSKEYUP, or WM_SYSKEYDOWN message is in the queue.
+
+        :MOUSEMOVE, 0x0002, # A WM_MOUSEMOVE message is in the queue.
+
+        :MOUSEBUTTON, 0x0004, # A mouse-button message (WM_LBUTTONUP, WM_RBUTTONDOWN, and so on).
+
+        :POSTMESSAGE, 0x0008, # A posted message (other than those listed here) is in the queue.
+
+        :TIMER, 0x0010, # A WM_TIMER message is in the queue.
+
+        :PAINT, 0x0020, # A WM_PAINT message is in the queue.
+
+        :SENDMESSAGE, 0x0040, # A message sent by another thread or application is in the queue.
+
+        :HOTKEY, 0x0080, # A WM_HOTKEY message is in the queue.
+
+        :ALLPOSTMESSAGE, 0x0100, # A posted message (other than those listed here) is in the queue.
+
+        :RAWINPUT, 0x0400, #A raw input message is in the queue. For more information, see Raw Input.
+        #Windows 2000:  This flag is not supported.
+
+        :MOUSE, 0x0006, #(:MOUSEMOVE | :MOUSEBUTTON), # A WM_MOUSEMOVE message or mouse-button message
+        # (WM_LBUTTONUP, WM_RBUTTONDOWN, and so on).
+        :INPUT, 0x0407, #(:MOUSE | :KEY | :RAWINPUT), # An input message is in the queue.
+        :ALLEVENTS, 0x04B7, # (:INPUT | :POSTMESSAGE | :TIMER | :PAINT | :HOTKEY), # An input, WM_TIMER, WM_PAINT,
+        # WM_HOTKEY, or posted message is in the queue.
+        :ALLINPUT, 0x04FF, # (:INPUT | :POSTMESSAGE | :TIMER | :PAINT | :HOTKEY | :SENDMESSAGE), # Any message is in the
+         # queue.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/rim.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    RIM = enum :rim,
+    [
+      :TYPEMOUSE, 0, # The device is a mouse.
+      :TYPEKEYBOARD, 1, # The device is a keyboard.
+      :TYPEHID, 2, # The device is an HID that is not a keyboard and not a mouse.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/touch_injection_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    TouchInjectionFlags = enum :touch_injection_flags,
+    [
+      :TOUCH_FEEDBACK_DEFAULT, 0x1, # Specifies default touch visualizations.
+      :TOUCH_FEEDBACK_INDIRECT, 0x2, # Specifies indirect touch visualizations.
+      :TOUCH_FEEDBACK_NONE, 0x3, # Specifies no touch visualizations.
+      :MAX_TOUCH_COUNT, 256, # Specifies the maximum number of simultaneous contacts.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/touch_mask.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    TouchMask = enum :touch_mask,
+    [
+      :TOUCH_MASK_NONE,        0x00000000, #Default. None of the optional fields are valid.
+      :TOUCH_MASK_CONTACTAREA, 0x00000001, #rcContact of the POINTER_TOUCH_INFO structure is valid.
+      :TOUCH_MASK_ORIENTATION, 0x00000002, #orientation of the POINTER_TOUCH_INFO structure is valid.
+      :TOUCH_MASK_PRESSURE,    0x00000004, #pressure of the POINTER_TOUCH_INFO structure is valid.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/user_object_information_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    UserObjectInformationFlags = enum :user_object_information_flags, [
+        :FLAGS, 1, # The handle flags. The pvInfo parameter must point to a USEROBJECTFLAGS structure.
+        :NAME, 2, # The name of the object, as a string.
+        :TYPE, 3, # The type name of the object, as a string.
+        :USER_SID, 4, # The SID structure that identifies the user that is currently associated with the specified
+        # object. If no user is associated with the object, the value returned in the buffer pointed to by
+        # lpnLengthNeeded is zero. Note that SID is a variable length structure. You will usually make a call to
+        # GetUserObjectInformation to determine the length of the SID before retrieving its value.
+
+        :HEAPSIZE, 5, # The size of the desktop heap, in KB, as a ULONG value. The hObj parameter must be a handle to a
+        # desktop object, otherwise, the function fails.
+        # Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP/2000:  This value is not supported.
+
+        :IO, 6, # TRUE if the hObj parameter is a handle to the desktop object that is receiving input from the user.
+        # FALSE otherwise. Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP/2000:  This value is not supported.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/virtual_key_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    VirtualKeyFlags = enum :virtual_key_flags,
+    [
+      :lbutton,            0x01, #Left mouse button
+      :rbutton,            0x02, #Right mouse button
+      :cancel,             0x03, #Control-break processing
+      :mbutton,            0x04, #Middle mouse button (three-button mouse)
+      :xbutton1,           0x05, #X1 mouse button
+      :xbutton2,           0x06, #X2 mouse button
+      #-,                  0x07, #Undefined
+      :backspace,          0x08, #BACKSPACE key
+      :tab,                0x09, #TAB key
+      #-,               0x0A-0B, #Reserved
+      :clear,              0x0C, #CLEAR key
+      :enter,              0x0D, #ENTER key
+      #:return,             0x0D, #ENTER key
+      #-,               0x0E-0F, #Undefined
+      :shift,              0x10, #SHIFT key
+      :control,            0x11, #CTRL key
+      :menu,               0x12, #ALT key
+      :pause,              0x13, #PAUSE key
+      :capital,            0x14, #CAPS LOCK key
+      :kana,               0x15, #IME Kana mode
+      :hanguel,            0x15, #IME Hanguel mode (maintained for compatibility; use :HANGUL)
+      :hangul,             0x15, #IME Hangul mode
+      #-,                  0x16, #Undefined
+      :junja,              0x17, #IME Junja mode
+      :final,              0x18, #IME final mode
+      :hanja,              0x19, #IME Hanja mode
+      :kanji,              0x19, #IME Kanji mode
+      #-,                  0x1A, #Undefined
+      :esc,                0x1B, #ESC key
+      #:escape,             0x1B, #ESC key
+      :convert,            0x1C, #IME convert
+      :nonconvert,         0x1D, #IME nonconvert
+      :accept,             0x1E, #IME accept
+      :modechange,         0x1F, #IME mode change request
+      :space,              0x20, #SPACEBAR
+      :prior,              0x21, #PAGE UP key
+      :next,               0x22, #PAGE DOWN key
+      :end,                0x23, #END key
+      :home,               0x24, #HOME key
+      :left,               0x25, #LEFT ARROW key
+      :up,                 0x26, #UP ARROW key
+      :right,              0x27, #RIGHT ARROW key
+      :down,               0x28, #DOWN ARROW key
+      :select,             0x29, #SELECT key
+      :print,              0x2A, #PRINT key
+      :execute,            0x2B, #EXECUTE key
+      :snapshot,           0x2C, #PRINT SCREEN key
+      :ins,                0x2D, #INS key
+      :insert,             0x2D, #INS key
+      :del,                0x2E, #DEL key
+      :delete,             0x2E, #DEL key
+      :help,               0x2F, #HELP
+      :n0,                 0x30,
+      :n1,                 0x31,
+      :n2,                 0x32,
+      :n3,                 0x33,
+      :n4,                 0x34,
+      :n5,                 0x35,
+      :n6,                 0x36,
+      :n7,                 0x37,
+      :n8,                 0x38,
+      :n9,                 0x39,
+      :'0',                0x30,
+      :'1',                0x31,
+      :'2',                0x32,
+      :'3',                0x33,
+      :'4',                0x34,
+      :'5',                0x35,
+      :'6',                0x36,
+      :'7',                0x37,
+      :'8',                0x38,
+      :'9',                0x39,
+      #-,                  0x3A-40, #Undefined,
+      :a,                  0x41,
+      :b,                  0x42,
+      :c,                  0x43,
+      :d,                  0x44,
+      :e,                  0x45,
+      :f,                  0x46,
+      :g,                  0x47,
+      :h,                  0x48,
+      :i,                  0x49,
+      :j,                  0x4A,
+      :k,                  0x4B,
+      :l,                  0x4C,
+      :m,                  0x4D,
+      :n,                  0x4E,
+      :o,                  0x4F,
+      :p,                  0x50,
+      :q,                  0x51,
+      :r,                  0x52,
+      :s,                  0x53,
+      :t,                  0x54,
+      :u,                  0x55,
+      :v,                  0x56,
+      :w,                  0x57,
+      :x,                  0x58,
+      :y,                  0x59,
+      :z,                  0x5A,
+      :lwin,               0x5B, #Left Windows key (Natural keyboard)
+      :rwin,               0x5C, #Right Windows_key (Natural keyboard)
+      :apps,               0x5D, #Applications_key (Natural keyboard)
+      #-,                  0x5E, #Reserved
+      :sleep,              0x5F, #Computer Sleep key
+      :numpad0,            0x60, #Numeric keypad 0 key
+      :numpad1,            0x61, #Numeric keypad 1 key
+      :numpad2,            0x62, #Numeric keypad 2 key
+      :numpad3,            0x63, #Numeric keypad 3 key
+      :numpad4,            0x64, #Numeric keypad 4 key
+      :numpad6,            0x66, #Numeric keypad 6 key
+      :numpad7,            0x67, #Numeric keypad 7 key
+      :numpad8,            0x68, #Numeric keypad 8 key
+      :numpad5,            0x65, #Numeric keypad 5 key
+      :numpad9,            0x69, #Numeric keypad 9 key
+      :multiply,           0x6A, #Multiply key
+      :add,                0x6B, #Add key
+      :separator,          0x6C, #Separator key
+      :subtract,           0x6D, #Subtract key
+      :decimal,            0x6E, #Decimal key
+      :divide,             0x6F, #Divide key
+      :f1,                 0x70, #F1_key
+      :f2,                 0x71, #F2_key
+      :f3,                 0x72, #F3_key
+      :f4,                 0x73, #F4_key
+      :f5,                 0x74, #F5_key
+      :f6,                 0x75, #F6_key
+      :f7,                 0x76, #F7_key
+      :f8,                 0x77, #F8_key
+      :f9,                 0x78, #F9_key
+      :f10,                0x79, #F10_key
+      :f11,                0x7A, #F11_key
+      :f12,                0x7B, #F12_key
+      :f13,                0x7C, #F13_key
+      :f14,                0x7D, #F14_key
+      :f15,                0x7E, #F15_key
+      :f16,                0x7F, #F16_key
+      :f17,                0x80, #F17_key
+      :f18,                0x81, #F18_key
+      :f19,                0x82, #F19_key
+      :f20,                0x83, #F20_key
+      :f21,                0x84, #F21_key
+      :f22,                0x85, #F22_key
+      :f23,                0x86, #F23_key
+      :f24,                0x87, #F24_key
+      #-,               0x88-8F, #Unassigned
+      :numlock,            0x90, #NUM LOCK_key
+      :scroll,             0x91, #SCROLL LOCK_key,
+      #                 0x92-96, #OEM specific
+      #-,               0x97-9F, #Unassigned
+      :lshift,              0xA0, #Left SHIFT_key
+      :rshift,              0xA1, #Right SHIFT_key
+      :lcontrol,            0xA2, #Left CONTROL_key
+      :rcontrol,            0xA3, #Right CONTROL_key
+      :lmenu,               0xA4, #Left MENU_key
+      :rmenu,               0xA5, #Right MENU_key
+      :browser_back,        0xA6, #Browser Back_key
+      :browser_forward,     0xA7, #Browser Forward_key
+      :browser_refresh,     0xA8, #Browser Refresh_key
+      :browser_stop,        0xA9, #Browser Stop_key
+      :browser_search,      0xAA, #Browser Search_key
+      :browser_favorites,   0xAB, #Browser Favorites_key
+      :browser_home,        0xAC, #Browser Start and Home_key
+      :volume_mute,         0xAD, #Volume Mute_key
+      :volume_down,         0xAE, #Volume Down_key
+      :volume_up,           0xAF, #Volume Up_key
+      :media_next_track,    0xB0, #Next Track_key
+      :media_prev_track,    0xB1, #Previous Track_key
+      :media_stop,          0xB2, #Stop Media_key
+      :media_play_pause,    0xB3, #Play/Pause Media_key
+      :launch_mail,         0xB4, #Start Mail_key
+      :launch_media_select, 0xB5, #Select Media_key
+      :launch_app1,         0xB6, #Start Application 1_key
+      :launch_app2,         0xB7, #Start Application 2_key
+      #-,                0xB8-B9, Reserved
+      :oem_1,               0xBA, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the ';:'_key
+      :oem_plus,            0xBB, #For any country/region, the '+'_key
+      :oem_comma,           0xBC, #For any country/region, the ','_key
+      :oem_minus,           0xBD, #For any country/region, the '-'_key
+      :oem_period,          0xBE, #For any country/region, the '.'_key
+      :oem_2,               0xBF, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the '/?'_key
+      :oem_3,               0xC0, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the '`~'_key
+      #-,                0xC1-D7, Reserved
+      #-,                0xD8-DA, Assigned
+      :oem_4,               0xDB, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the '[{'_key
+      :oem_5,               0xDC, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the '\|'_key
+      :oem_6,               0xDD, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the ']}'_key
+      :oem_7,               0xDE, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard. For the US standard_keyboard, the 'single-quote/double-quote'_key
+      :oem_8,               0xDF, #Used for miscellaneous characters; it can vary by_keyboard.
+      #-,                   0xE0, Reserved
+      #                     0xE1, OEM Specific
+      :oem_102,             0xE2, #Either the angle bracket_key or the backslash_key on the RT 102-key_keyboard,
+      #                  0xE3-E4, #OEM specific
+      :process,             0xE5, #IME PROCESS_key,
+      #                     0xE6, #OEM specific
+      :packet,              0xE7, #Used to pass Unicode characters as if they were_keystrokes. The :PACKET_key is the low word of a 32-bit Virtual_key value used for non-keyboard input methods. For more information, see Remark in_keyBDINPUT, SendInput, WM_KEYDOWN, and WM_KEYUP
+      #-,                   0xE8, #Unassigned,
+      #                  0xE9-F5, #OEM specific
+      :attn,                0xF6, #Attn_key
+      :crsel,               0xF7, #CrSel_key
+      :exsel,               0xF8, #ExSel_key
+      :ereof,               0xF9, #Erase EOF_key
+      :play,                0xFA, #Play_key
+      :zoom,                0xFB, #Zoom_key
+      :noname,              0xFC, #Reserved
+      :pa1,                 0xFD, #PA1_key
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/window/animate_window_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+      AnimateWindowFlags = enum :animate_window, [
+          :HOR_POSITIVE, 0x00000001, # Animates the window from left to right. This flag can be used with roll or slide
+          # animation. It is ignored when used with AW_CENTER or AW_BLEND.
+
+          :HOR_NEGATIVE, 0x00000002, # Animates the window from right to left. This flag can be used with roll or slide
+          # animation. It is ignored when used with AW_CENTER or AW_BLEND.
+
+          :SLIDE, 0x00040000, # Uses slide animation. By default, roll animation is used. This flag is ignored when used
+          # with AW_CENTER.
+
+          :VER_POSITIVE, 0x00000004, # Animates the window from top to bottom. This flag can be used with roll or slide
+          # animation. It is ignored when used with AW_CENTER or AW_BLEND.
+
+          :VER_NEGATIVE, 0x00000008, # Animates the window from bottom to top. This flag can be used with roll or slide
+          # animation. It is ignored when used with AW_CENTER or AW_BLEND.
+
+          :CENTER, 0x00000010, # Makes the window appear to collapse inward if AW_HIDE is used or expand outward if the
+          # AW_HIDE is not used. The various direction flags have no effect.
+
+          :HIDE,     0x00010000, # Hides the window. By default, the window is shown.
+
+          :ACTIVATE, 0x00020000, # Activates the window. Do not use this value with AW_HIDE.
+
+          :BLEND,    0x00080000, # Uses a fade effect. This flag can be used only if hwnd is a top-level window.
+      ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/window/broadcast_system_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    BroadcastSystemFlags = enum :broadcast_system_flags,
+    [
+      :QUERY,              0x00000001,
+      :IGNORECURRENTTASK,  0x00000002,
+      :FLUSHDISK,          0x00000004,
+      :NOHANG,             0x00000008,
+      :POSTMESSAGE,        0x00000010,
+      :NOTIMEOUTIFNOTHUNG, 0x00000040,
+      :FORCEIFHUNG,        0x00000020,
+      :ALLOWSFW,           0x00000080,
+      :SENDNOTIFYMESSAGE,  0x00000100,
+      :RETURNHDESK,        0x00000200,
+      :LUID,               0x00000400
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/window/broadcast_system_message_flags.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    BroadcastSystemMessageFlags = enum :broadcast_system_message_flags,
+    [
+      :ALLCOMPONENTS, 0x00000000, #Broadcast to all system components.
+      :APPLICATIONS,  0x00000008, # Broadcast to applications.
+      :ALLDESKTOPS,   0x00000010, # Broadcast to all desktops. Requires the SE_TCB_NAME privilege.
+    ]
+  end
+end

data/lib/win-ffi/enums/user32/window/combo_box_message.rb

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+require 'win-ffi/enums/user32'
+
+module WinFFI
+  module User32
+    ComboBoxMessage = enum :combo_box_message,
+    [
+        :GETEDITSEL,            0x0140,
+        :LIMITTEXT,             0x0141,
+        :SETEDITSEL,            0x0142,
+        :ADDSTRING,             0x0143,
+        :DELETESTRING,          0x0144,
+        :DIR,                   0x0145,
+        :GETCOUNT,              0x0146,
+        :GETCURSEL,             0x0147,
+        :GETLBTEXT,             0x0148,
+        :GETLBTEXTLEN,          0x0149,
+        :INSERTSTRING,          0x014A,
+        :RESETCONTENT,          0x014B,
+        :FINDSTRING,            0x014C,
+        :SELECTSTRING,          0x014D,
+        :SETCURSEL,             0x014E,
+        :SHOWDROPDOWN,          0x014F,
+        :GETITEMDATA,           0x0150,
+        :SETITEMDATA,           0x0151,
+        :GETDROPPEDCONTROLRECT, 0x0152,
+        :SETITEMHEIGHT,         0x0153,
+        :GETITEMHEIGHT,         0x0154,
+        :SETEXTENDEDUI,         0x0155,
+        :GETEXTENDEDUI,         0x0156,
+        :GETDROPPEDSTATE,       0x0157,
+        :FINDSTRINGEXACT,       0x0158,
+        :SETLOCALE,             0x0159,
+        :GETLOCALE,             0x015A,
+        :GETTOPINDEX,           0x015b,
+        :MSGMAX,                0x015B,
+        :SETTOPINDEX,           0x015c,
+        :GETHORIZONTALEXTENT,   0x015d,
+        :SETHORIZONTALEXTENT,   0x015e,
+        :GETDROPPEDWIDTH,       0x015f,
+        :SETDROPPEDWIDTH,       0x0160,
+        :INITSTORAGE,           0x0161,
+        :MSGMAX,                0x0162,
+        :MULTIPLEADDSTRING,     0x0163,
+        :MSGMAX,                0x0163,
+    ]
+    if WindowsVersion >= :xp
+      ComboBoxMessage.instance_variable_get(:@kv_map)[:GETCOMBOBOXINFO] = 0x0164
+      ComboBoxMessage.instance_variable_get(:@kv_map)[:MSGMAX] = 0x0165
+      ComboBoxMessage.instance_variable_get(:@kv_map)[0x0164] = :GETCOMBOBOXINFO
+      ComboBoxMessage.instance_variable_get(:@kv_map)[0x0165] = :MSGMAX
+    end
+  end
+end