unresolved references in gdi32.py

[Tcll]

I'm not sure how important the needed structures are in the mechanics of the GetObject function (if they're ever hit), but they should at least be defined for completeness...

also, is LOGEXTPEN supposed to be EXTLOGPEN??
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/api/wingdi/ns-wingdi-extlogpen
or is LOGEXTPEN actually defined??

[MarioVilas]

Looks a lot like some functionality I didn't finish implementing. Removing since it's effectively dead code. Thanks!

[Tcll]

aww, you could've used that to make a decent UI at least.
maybe I just expected too much =3=
(your code helped me work on my own (better designed) ctypes port which includes these wrappers for such purpose (keep an eye out for cbin), and yes, I will be giving you credit (hope you keep your profile)) ;)

in any case, I'm glad I could help out :)

[MarioVilas]

Yeah, my ctypes wrappers are a bit chaotic :D in my defense I never expected them to grow so much when I started this project!

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