General window operations
[Window creating/destroying]

Defines

Functions

Define Documentation

#define GetFocus   GetFocusChild
See also:
GetFocusChild

Definition at line 6233 of file window.h.

#define GetForegroundWindow   GetActiveWindow
See also:
GetActiveWindow

Definition at line 6267 of file window.h.

#define GetWindowElementColor ( iItem   )     GetWindowElementPixelEx(HWND_NULL, -1, iItem)

Get window element color.

Definition at line 6386 of file window.h.

#define SetFocus   SetFocusChild
See also:
SetFocusChild

Definition at line 6227 of file window.h.

#define SetForegroundWindow   SetActiveWindow
See also:
SetActiveWindow

Definition at line 6273 of file window.h.

Function Documentation

HDC GUIAPI BeginPaint ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Prepares a window for painting.

This function prepares the specified window hWnd for painting. This function is called in the handler of MSG_PAINT message normally. It returns a device context including the update region of the window. When you are done with the device context, you should call EndPaint to finish the painting of the window.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The device context.
See also:
EndPaint
int GUIAPI ClientHeightToWindowHeightEx ( DWORD  dwStyle,
int  win_type,
int  ch,
BOOL  hasMenu 
)

Calculates window height from the height of the client area.

This function calculates the main window height from the height of the client area.

Parameters:
dwStyle The style of window.
win_type The type of window.
ch The height of the client area.
hasMenu Indicates whether the main window has menu.
Returns:
The height of the main window.
See also:
ClientWidthToWindowWidthEx
void GUIAPI ClientToScreen ( HWND  hWnd,
int *  x,
int *  y 
)

Converts the client coordinates of a point to screen coordinates.

This function converts the client coordinates of the specified point (*x,*y) in the specified window hWnd to screen coordinates.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The pointer to the x coordinate.
y The pointer to the y coordinate.
See also:
ScreenToClient
void GUIAPI ClientToWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
int *  x,
int *  y 
)

Converts the client coordinates to the window coordinates.

This function converts the client coordinates of the specified point (*x,*y) in the specified window hWnd to the window coordinates.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The pointer to the x coordinate.
y The pointer to the y coordinate.
See also:
WindowToClient
int GUIAPI ClientWidthToWindowWidthEx ( DWORD  dwStyle,
int  win_type,
int  cw 
)

Calculates main window width from the width of the client area.

This function calculates the window width from the width of the client area.

Parameters:
dwStyle The style of window.
win_type The type of window.
cw The width of the client area.
Returns:
The width of the main window.
See also:
ClientHeightToWindowHeightEx
BOOL GUIAPI EnableWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
BOOL  fEnable 
)

Enables of disables a window.

This function enables or disables mouse and keyboard input to the specified window hWnd. When input is disabled, the window does not receive input such as mouse clicks and key presses. When input is enabled, the window receives all input.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
fEnable Indicates whether to enable or disable the window, TRUE for enable.
Returns:
The old enable state of the window.
See also:
IsWindowEnabled
void GUIAPI EndPaint ( HWND  hWnd,
HDC  hdc 
)

Marks the end of painting in a window.

This function marks the end of painting in the specified window. This function is required for each call to the BeginPaint function, but only after painting is complete.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
hdc The device context returned by BeginPaint.
See also:
BeginPaint
BOOL GUIAPI ExcludeWindowExStyle ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  dwStyle 
)

Removes the specific extended style of a window.

This function removes the specific extended style of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
dwStyle The specific extended style which will be removed.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
ExcludeWindowStyle
BOOL GUIAPI ExcludeWindowStyle ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  dwStyle 
)

Removes the specific style of a window.

This function removes the specific style of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
dwStyle The specific style which will be removed.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
ExcludeWindowStyle
HWND GUIAPI GetActiveWindow ( void   ) 

Retrieves the main window handle to the active main window.

This function retrives the main window handle to the active main window which receives the input.

Returns:
The handle to the active main window.
See also:
SetActiveWindow, GetFocusChild
HWND GUIAPI GetCapture ( void   ) 

Retrives the handle to the window (if any) that has captured the mouse.

This function retrieves the handle to the window (if any) that has captured the mouse. Only one window at a time can capture the mouse; this window receives mouse input whether or not the cursor is within its borders.

Returns:
The handle to the window that has captured the mouse, 0 for no window captures the mouse.
See also:
SetCapture
BOOL GUIAPI GetClientRect ( HWND  hWnd,
PRECT  prc 
)

Retrives the client rectangle of a window.

This function retrives the coordinates of the client area of the window specified by hWnd. The client coordinates specify the upper-left and lower-right corners of the client area. Because client coordinates are relative to the upper-left corner of a window's client area, the coordinates of the upper-left corner are always (0,0).

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
prc The pointer to a RECT structure receives the client rectangle.
Returns:
TRUE on sucess, otherwise FALSE.
Note:
Note that the coordinates of the upper-left corner are always zero.
See also:
MoveWindow
HWND GUIAPI GetFirstHosted ( HWND  hHosting  ) 

Retrives the first hosted main window of a main window.

This function retrives the first hosted main window of the specified main window hMainWnd.

For MiniGUI-Threads, HWND_DESKTOP has no any "hosted" window, so do not use this function for it.

Parameters:
hHosting The handle to the hosting main window.
Returns:
The handle to the first hosted main window. If an invalid window handle is passed for hHosting, HWND_INVALID will be returned. If tihs main window do not have a hosted window, HWND_NULL will be returned.
See also:
GetHosting, GetNextHosted
HWND GUIAPI GetFocusChild ( HWND  hParent  ) 

Retrieves the handle to the window's active child that has the keyboard focus.

This function retrives the handle to the window's active child that has the keyboard focus.

Parameters:
hParent The handle to the parent window.
Returns:
The handle to the active child.
See also:
SetFocusChild, SetNullFoucs
HWND GUIAPI GetHosting ( HWND  hMainWnd  ) 

Retrives the hosting main window of a main window.

This function retrives the hosting main window of the specified main window hWnd. The hosting main window creates the message queue, which shared with all hosted main window of it. The hosting window of a top-level main window is HWND_DESKTOP.

HWND_DESKTOP has no hosting window, do not use this function for it.

Parameters:
hMainWnd The handle to the main window.
Returns:
The handle to the hosting main window. A valid window must have a hosting window. If error occurs, such as a invalid handle or HWND_DESKTOP is passed as hMainWnd, HWND_INVALID is returned.
See also:
GetFirstHosted, GetNextHosted
HWND GUIAPI GetMainWindowHandle ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the handle to the main window contains a window.

This function retrives the handle to the main window which contains the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The handle to the main window, HWND_INVALID indicates an error.
Note:
For a main window, this function always returns the handle to itself. For HWND_DESKTOP, HWND_DESKTOP is returned.
See also:
GetParent
HWND GUIAPI GetNextChild ( HWND  hWnd,
HWND  hChild 
)

Retrives the next control in a window.

This function retrives the next child of the specified window hWnd. If you pass HWND_NULL for the argument of hChild, the function will return the first child of the window.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
hChild The handle to a child of the window.
Returns:
The handle of the next child. If you pass HWND_NULL for the argument of hChild, it will return the first child of the window. When the child you passed is the last one, this function will return HWND_NULL. If hWnd is not the parent of hChild, this function will return HWND_INVALID.
See also:
GetNextMainWindow
Note:
Do not use HWND_DESKTOP for hWnd or hChild.

Example:

/*
 * Sample code for GetNextChild:
 * Travles all child of a window \a hWnd.
 */

HWND child = HWND_DESKTOP;

do {
    child = GetNextChild (hWnd, child);
} while (child != HWND_DESKTOP);
HWND GUIAPI GetNextHosted ( HWND  hHosting,
HWND  hHosted 
)

Retrives the next hosted main window of a main window.

This function retrives the next hosted main window of the specified main window hHosting.

For MiniGUI-Threads, HWND_DESKTOP has no any "hosted" window, so do not use this function for it.

Parameters:
hHosting The handle to the hosting main window.
hHosted The handle to a known hosted main window. This function will return the next hosted main window.
Returns:
Handle to the next hosted main window. Returns 0 when hHosted is the last hosted main window; HWND_INVALID when error occurs. If hHosted is 0, this call equals GetFirstHosted(hHosting). If an invalid window handle is passed as hHosting or hHosted, HWND_INVALID will be returned; If hHosted is not the hosted window of hHosting, HWND_INVALID will be returned.
See also:
GetFirstHosted
HWND GUIAPI GetNextMainWindow ( HWND  hMainWnd  ) 

Retrives the next main window in the system according to the zorder.

This function retrives the next main window of the specified main window hMainWnd.

Parameters:
hMainWnd The handle to the main window.
Returns:
The handle of the next main window. If you pass HWND_NULL for the argument of hMainWnd, it will return the topmost main window. When the main window you passed is the bottommost one, this function will return HWND_NULL. If hMainWnd is not a main window, the function will return HWND_INVALID.
See also:
GetNextChild
HWND GUIAPI GetParent ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrieves the handle to a child window's parent window.

This function retrieves the handle to the specified child window's parent window.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the child window.
Returns:
The handle to the parent, HWND_INVALID indicates an error.
Note:
For a main window, this function always returns 0. For HWND_DESKTOP or an invalid window handle, HWND_INVALID will be returned.
See also:
GetMainWindowHandle
BOOL GUIAPI GetUpdateRect ( HWND  hWnd,
RECT *  update_rect 
)

Retrives the bounding box of the update region of a window.

This function retrives the bounding box of the update region of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
update_rect The pointer to a RECT structure which will contains the bounding box of the update region.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
InvalidateRect
DWORD GUIAPI GetWindowAdditionalData ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the first additional data of a window.

This function retrives the first additional data of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The first additional data of the window.
See also:
SetWindowAdditionalData
DWORD GUIAPI GetWindowAdditionalData2 ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the second additional data of a window.

This function retrives the second additional data of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The second additional data of the window.
See also:
SetWindowAdditionalData2
int GUIAPI GetWindowBkColor ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Returns the current background color of a window.

This function returns the pixel value of the current background color of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The pixel value of the background color.
See also:
SetWindowBkColor
WNDPROC GUIAPI GetWindowCallbackProc ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the callback procedure of a window.

This function retrives the window callback procedure of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The callback procedure of the window.
See also:
SetWindowCallbackProc
const char *GUIAPI GetWindowCaption ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the caption of a window.

This function retrives the caption of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The pointer to the caption string of the window.
See also:
SetWindowCaption
DWORD GUIAPI GetWindowClassAdditionalData ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the additional data of a control class.

This function retrives the additional data of the control class to which the specified control hWnd belongs.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the control.
Returns:
The additional data of the control class to which the control belongs.
Note:
Note that this function always returns zero for the main window.
See also:
SetWindowClassAdditionalData
HCURSOR GUIAPI GetWindowCursor ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the current cursor of a window.

This function retrives the current cursor of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The handle to the cursor.
See also:
SetWindowCursor
DWORD GUIAPI GetWindowExStyle ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the extended style of a window.

This function retrives the extended style of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The extended style of the window.
See also:
GetWindowStyle
PLOGFONT GUIAPI GetWindowFont ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the default font of a window.

This function retrives the default font of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The default logical font of the window.
See also:
SetWindowFont
HICON GUIAPI GetWindowIcon ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the current icon of a window.

This function retrives the current icon of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The handle to the icon.
See also:
SetWindowIcon
BOOL GUIAPI GetWindowRect ( HWND  hWnd,
PRECT  prc 
)

Retrives the dimensions of the bounding rectangle of a window.

This function retrives the dimension of the bounding rectangle of the specified window hWnd. The dimensions are given in parent's client coordinates (screen coordinates for main window) that are relative to the upper-left corner of the parent's client area (screen).

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
prc The pointer to a RECT structure which will contains the window rectangle.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
GetClientRect
DWORD GUIAPI GetWindowStyle ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrives the style of a window.

This function retrives the style of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The style of the window.
See also:
GetWindowExStyle
int GUIAPI GetWindowText ( HWND  hWnd,
char *  spString,
int  nMaxLen 
)

Copies the text of a window's into a buffer.

This function copies the text of the specified window hWnd into the buffer pointed to by spString. The function gets the window text by sending an MSG_GETTEXT message to the window.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
spString The pointer to a buffer receives the text.
nMaxLen The maximal number of characters can be copied to the buffer.
Returns:
The length of the window text string.
See also:
GetWindowCaption, SetWindowText
int GUIAPI GetWindowTextLength ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrieves the length of a window's text.

This function retrieves the length, in characters, of the specified window's text. The function retrieves the length of the text by sending an MSG_GETTEXTLENGTH message to the window.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The length of the window's text.
See also:
GetWindowText
HWND GUIAPI GetWindowUnderCursor ( void   ) 

Retrives the handle to the window (if any) which is just beneath the mouse cursor.

This function retrieves the handle to the window (if any) that is under the mouse cursor. If a parent window and a child window are all under the mouse cursor, the handle to the child window will be returned.

Returns:
The handle to the window under the mouse cursor, HWND_NULL for no window is under the mouse cursor.
BOOL GUIAPI IncludeWindowExStyle ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  dwStyle 
)

Includes the specific extended style of a window.

This function includes the specific extended style of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
dwStyle The specific extended style which will be included.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
IncludeWindowStyle
BOOL GUIAPI IncludeWindowStyle ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  dwStyle 
)

Includes the specific style of a window.

This function includes the specific style of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
dwStyle The specific style which will be included.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
IncludeWindowStyle
BOOL GUIAPI InvalidateRect ( HWND  hWnd,
const RECT *  prc,
BOOL  bEraseBkgnd 
)

Makes a rectangle region in the client area of a window invalid.

This function adds a rectangle pointed to by prc to the specified window's update region. The update region represents the portion of the window's client area that must be redrawn, and erase background if argument bReaseBkgnd is set.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
prc The pointer to a RECT structure which defines the invalid rectangle.
bEraseBkgnd Indicates whether the background should be erased.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
MSG_PAINT
BOOL GUIAPI IsControl ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Determines whether a window is a control.

This function determines whether the specified window hWnd is a control.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
TRUE for control, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
IsMainWindow, IsWindow
BOOL GUIAPI IsDialog ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Determines whether a window handle identifies a dialog window.

This function determines whether the specified window handle hWnd identifies a dialog window.

Parameters:
hWnd The window handle.
Returns:
TRUE for dialog window, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
IsMainWindow, IsControl
BOOL GUIAPI IsMainWindow ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Determines whether a window is a main window.

This function determines whether the specified window hWnd is a main window or not.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
TRUE for main window, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
IsControl, IsWindow
BOOL GUIAPI IsWindow ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Determines whether a window handle identifies an existing window.

This function determines whether the specified window handle hWnd identifies an existing window.

Parameters:
hWnd The window handle.
Returns:
TRUE for window, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
IsMainWindow, IsControl
BOOL GUIAPI IsWindowEnabled ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Determines whether the specified window is enabled for mouse and keyboard input.

This function returns the enable/disable state of the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The enable/disable state of the window, TRUE for enabled.
See also:
EnableWindow
BOOL GUIAPI IsWindowVisible ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Retrieves the visibility state of the specified window.

This function retrives the visibility state of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd Handle to the window to test.
Returns:
If the specified window, its parent window, its parent's parent window, and so forth, all have the WS_VISIBLE style, the return value is nonzero. Otherwise the return value is zero.
See also:
ShowWindow
BOOL GUIAPI MoveWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
int  x,
int  y,
int  w,
int  h,
BOOL  fPaint 
)

Changes the position and dimensions of a window.

This function changes the position and dimensions of the specified window hWnd. For a main window, the position and dimensions are relative to the upper-left corner of the screen. For a control, they are relative to the upper-left corner of the parent window's client area.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The new x coordinate of the upper-left corner of the window.
y The new y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the window.
w The new width of the window.
h The new height of the window.
fPaint Indicates whether the window should be repainted.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
ScrollWindow
void GUIAPI ReleaseCapture ( void   ) 

Releases the mouse capture from a window and restores normal mouse input processing.

This function releases the mouse capture from a window and restores normal mouse input processing. A window that has captured the mouse receives all mouse input, regardless of the position of the cursor.

See also:
GetCapture, SetCapture
void GUIAPI ScreenToClient ( HWND  hWnd,
int *  x,
int *  y 
)

Converts the screen coordinates of a point to client coordinates.

This function converts the screen coordinates of the specified point (*x,*y) to client coordinates of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The pointer to the x coordinate.
y The pointer to the y coordinate.
See also:
ClientToScreen
void GUIAPI ScreenToWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
int *  x,
int *  y 
)

Converts the screen coordinates of a point to window coordinates.

This function converts the screen coordinates of the specified point (*x,*y) to the window coordinates of the specfied window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The pointer to the x coordinate.
y The pointer to the y coordinate.
See also:
WindowToScreen
void GUIAPI ScrollWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
int  iOffx,
int  iOffy,
const RECT *  rc1,
const RECT *  rc2 
)

Scrolls the content of a window's client area.

This function scrolls the content of the specified window's client area.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
iOffx The new x coordinate of the origin in the client coordinates system after scrolling.
iOffy The new y coordinate of the origin in the client coordinates system after scrolling.
rc1 The rectangle of the area which will be scrolled actually. NULL for whole client area.
rc2 A rectangle, all children covered totally by this rectangle will be moved after scrolling. All of the children will be moved if rc2 is NULL.
See also:
MoveWindow
HWND GUIAPI SetActiveWindow ( HWND  hMainWnd  ) 

Sets a main window to be the active main window.

This function sets the specified main window hMainWnd to be the active main window which receives the input.

Parameters:
hMainWnd The handle to the new active main window.
Returns:
The handle to the old active main window.
See also:
GetActiveWindow, SetFocusChild
HWND GUIAPI SetCapture ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Sets the mouse capture to the specified window.

This function sets the mouse capture to the specified window hWnd. Once a window has captured the mouse, all mouse input is directed to that window, regardless of whether the cursor is within the borders of that window. Only one window at a time can capture the mouse.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The old capture window.
See also:
GetCapture
HWND GUIAPI SetFocusChild ( HWND  hWnd  ) 

Sets the active child of a window.

This function sets the specified window hWnd as the active child of its parent.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
Returns:
The handle to the old active child of its parent.
See also:
GetFocusChild, SetNullFocus
HWND GUIAPI SetNullFocus ( HWND  hParent  ) 

Cancels the current active child and set the focus child to be null.

This function cancels the current active child and set the focus child of the window hParent to be null.

Parameters:
hParent The handle to the parent window.
Returns:
The handle to the old active child.
See also:
GetFocusChild, SetFocusChild
DWORD GUIAPI SetWindowAdditionalData ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  newData 
)

Sets the first additional data of a window.

This function sets the first additional data of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
newData The new first additional data of the window.
Returns:
The old first additional data of the window.
Note:
For a dialog box created by DialogBoxIndirectParam, its second additional data used internally by the system to save the return value of the box. So you should avoid setting the second additional data of a dialog box.
See also:
GetWindowAdditionalData
DWORD GUIAPI SetWindowAdditionalData2 ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  newData 
)

Sets the second additional data of a window.

This function sets the second additional data of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
newData The new second additional data of the window.
Returns:
The old second additional data of the window.
Note:
For a control created by CreateWindowEx, its second additional data is reserved for internal use. So you should avoid setting the second additional data of a control.
See also:
GetWindowAdditionalData2
int GUIAPI SetWindowBkColor ( HWND  hWnd,
int  new_bkcolor 
)

Sets the background color of a window.

This function sets the background color of the specified window hWnd to be new pixel value new_backcolor. You should call UpdateWindow or InvalidateRect in order that the new background color runs into affect.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
new_bkcolor The pixel value of the new background color.
Returns:
The pixel value of the old background color.
See also:
GetWindowBkColor
WNDPROC GUIAPI SetWindowCallbackProc ( HWND  hWnd,
WNDPROC  newProc 
)

Sets the callback procedure of a window.

This function sets the window callback procedure of the specified window hWnd to be the procedure newProc.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
newProc The new callback procedure of the window.
Returns:
The old callback procedure of the window.
See also:
GetWindowCallbackProc

Example:

/*
 * The following code uses SetWindowCallbackProc function to
 * change the default window callback procedures of some controls.
 */
#define IDC_CTRL1     100
#define IDC_CTRL2     110
#define IDC_CTRL3     120
#define IDC_CTRL4     130

#define MY_ES_DIGIT_ONLY    0x0001
#define MY_ES_ALPHA_ONLY    0x0002
static WNDPROC old_edit_proc;
static int RestrictedEditBox (HWND hwnd, int message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
    if (message == MSG_CHAR) {
        DWORD my_style = GetWindowAdditionalData (hwnd);

        /* Determine whether the character should be masked. */
        if ((my_style & MY_ES_DIGIT_ONLY) && (wParam < '0' || wParam > '9'))
            return 0;
        else if (my_style & MY_ES_ALPHA_ONLY)
            if (!((wParam >= 'A' && wParam <= 'Z') || (wParam >= 'a' && wParam <= 'z')))
                /* It is not the desired character, just return. */
                return 0;
    }

    /* Calling old procedure to handle the messages using default handler. */
    return (*old_edit_proc) (hwnd, message, wParam, lParam);
}

static int ControlTestWinProc (HWND hWnd, int message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
    switch (message) {
    case MSG_CREATE:
    {
        HWND hWnd1, hWnd2, hWnd3;

        CreateWindow (CTRL_STATIC, "Digit-only box:", WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | SS_RIGHT, 0, 
                    10, 10, 180, 24, hWnd, 0);
        hWnd1 = CreateWindow (CTRL_EDIT, "", WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_BORDER, IDC_CTRL1, 
                    200, 10, 180, 24, hWnd, MY_ES_DIGIT_ONLY);
        CreateWindow (CTRL_STATIC, "Alpha-only box:", WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | SS_RIGHT, 0, 
                    10, 40, 180, 24, hWnd, 0);
        hWnd2 = CreateWindow (CTRL_EDIT, "", WS_CHILD | WS_BORDER | WS_VISIBLE, IDC_CTRL2, 
                    200, 40, 180, 24, hWnd, MY_ES_ALPHA_ONLY);
        CreateWindow (CTRL_STATIC, "Normal edit box:", WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | SS_RIGHT, 0, 
                    10, 70, 180, 24, hWnd, 0);
        hWnd3 = CreateWindow (CTRL_EDIT, "", WS_CHILD | WS_BORDER | WS_VISIBLE, IDC_CTRL2, 
                    200, 70, 180, 24, hWnd, MY_ES_ALPHA_ONLY);

        CreateWindow ("button", "Close", WS_CHILD | BS_PUSHBUTTON | WS_VISIBLE, IDC_CTRL4, 
                    100, 100, 60, 24, hWnd, 0);

        /* Set new window procedure and save the old procedure. */
        old_edit_proc = SetWindowCallbackProc (hWnd1, RestrictedEditBox);
        SetWindowCallbackProc (hWnd2, RestrictedEditBox);
        break;
    }

    ......

    }

    return DefaultMainWinProc (hWnd, message, wParam, lParam);
}
BOOL GUIAPI SetWindowCaption ( HWND  hWnd,
const char *  spCaption 
)

Sets the caption of a window.

This function sets the caption of the specified window hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
spCaption The pointer to the new caption of the window.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
GetWindowCaption, SetWindowText
DWORD GUIAPI SetWindowClassAdditionalData ( HWND  hWnd,
DWORD  newData 
)

Sets the additional data of a control class.

This function sets the additional data of the control class to which the specified control hWnd belongs.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the control.
newData The new additional data of the control class.
Returns:
The old additional data of the control class.
Note:
This function always does nothing and returns zero for the main window.
See also:
SetWindowClassAdditionalData
HCURSOR GUIAPI SetWindowCursor ( HWND  hWnd,
HCURSOR  hNewCursor 
)

Sets the current cursor of a window.

This function sets the current cursor of the specified window hWnd with argument hNewCursor.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
hNewCursor The handle to the new cursor.
Returns:
The handle to the old cursor.
See also:
GetWindowCursor
PLOGFONT GUIAPI SetWindowFont ( HWND  hWnd,
PLOGFONT  pLogFont 
)

Sets the default font of a window.

This function sets the default font of the specified window hWnd to be the logical font pLogFont. This function will send an MSG_FONTCHANGING message to the window. If the handler of the message returns non-zero value, this function will return immediately with the unchanged default font. Or, after the new default font set, this function will send an MSG_FONTCHANGED message to the window as a notification.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
pLogFont The new default logical font. If it is NULL, this function will set the default font to be the system wchar font.
Returns:
The old default logical font of the window, NULL on error.
See also:
GetWindowFont, GetSystemFont
HICON GUIAPI SetWindowIcon ( HWND  hWnd,
HICON  hIcon,
BOOL  bRedraw 
)

Sets the current icon of a window.

This function sets the current icon of the specified window hWnd with argument hIcon.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
hIcon The handle to the new icon.
bRedraw Indicates whether to update the whole window.
Returns:
The handle to the old icon.
Note:
Note that MiniGUI only provides icon support for main window so far.
See also:
GetWindowIcon
BOOL GUIAPI SetWindowText ( HWND  hWnd,
const char *  spString 
)

Sets the text of a window.

This function copies the string in the buffer pointed to by spString to be the text of the specified window hWnd. The function sets the window text by sending an MSG_SETTEXT message to the window.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
spString The pointer to the buffer.
Returns:
TRUE on success, otherwise FALSE.
See also:
SetWindowCaption, GetWindowText
BOOL GUIAPI ShowWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
int  iCmdShow 
)

Shows or hides a window.

This function shows or hides the window specified by hWnd.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
iCmdShow The command to show or hide, can be one of the following values:

  • SW_SHOW
    Shows the window.
  • SW_HIDE
    Hides the window.
  • SW_SHOWNORMAL
    Shows the window, and if the window is a main window sets it to be the top most main window.
Returns:
TRUE on sucess, otherwise FALSE.
void GUIAPI UpdateWindow ( HWND  hWnd,
BOOL  bErase 
)

Updates a window.

This function updates the window specified by hWnd. It will redraw the caption, the frame, and the menu bar of the window. It will invalidate the client area of the window as well, and if bErase is TRUE, the client area will be erased by using background color.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
bErase Indicates whether to erase the client area of the window.
See also:
InvalidateRect
void GUIAPI WindowToClient ( HWND  hWnd,
int *  x,
int *  y 
)

Converts the window coordinates to client coordinates.

This function converts the window coordinates of the specified point (*x,*y) in the specified window hWnd to the client coordinates.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The pointer to the x coordinate.
y The pointer to the y coordinate.
See also:
WindowToScreen
void GUIAPI WindowToScreen ( HWND  hWnd,
int *  x,
int *  y 
)

Converts the window coordinates of a point to screen coordinates.

This function converts the window coordinates of the specified point (*x,*y) in the specified window hWnd to the screen coordinates.

Parameters:
hWnd The handle to the window.
x The pointer to the x coordinate.
y The pointer to the y coordinate.
See also:
ScreenToWindow
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