Control creating/destroying

Functions
MG_EXPORT HWND GUIAPI	CreateWindowEx2 (const char *spClassName, const char *spCaption, DWORD dwStyle, DWORD dwExStyle, LINT id, int x, int y, int w, int h, HWND hParentWnd, const char *werdr_name, const WINDOW_ELEMENT_ATTR *we_attrs, DWORD dwAddData)
	Creates a child window with extended style, renderer and attributes table. More...
static HWND GUIAPI	CreateWindowEx (const char *spClassName, const char *spCaption, DWORD dwStyle, DWORD dwExStyle, LINT id, int x, int y, int w, int h, HWND hParentWnd, DWORD dwAddData)
	A shortcut version of CreateWindowEx2. More...
MG_EXPORT BOOL GUIAPI	DestroyWindow (HWND hWnd)
	Destroys a specified control. More...
MG_EXPORT NOTIFPROC GUIAPI	SetNotificationCallback (HWND hwnd, NOTIFPROC notif_proc)
	Set a new notification callback procedure for a window. More...
MG_EXPORT NOTIFPROC GUIAPI	GetNotificationCallback (HWND hwnd)
	Get the notification callback procedure of a control. More...

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

CreateWindowEx()

HWND GUIAPI CreateWindowEx ( const char *  spClassName, const char *  spCaption, DWORD  dwStyle, DWORD  dwExStyle, LINT  id, int  x, int  y, int  w, int  h, HWND  hParentWnd, DWORD  dwAddData  )

inlinestatic

A shortcut version of CreateWindowEx2.

This function creates a child window by calling CreateWindowEx2 function and passing NULL for both werdr_name and we_attrs parameters.

See also

CreateWindowEx2

Definition at line 9894 of file window.h.

CreateWindowEx2()

HWND GUIAPI CreateWindowEx2	(	const char *	spClassName,
		const char *	spCaption,
		DWORD	dwStyle,
		DWORD	dwExStyle,
		LINT	id,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		int	w,
		int	h,
		HWND	hParentWnd,
		const char *	werdr_name,
		const WINDOW_ELEMENT_ATTR *	we_attrs,
		DWORD	dwAddData
	)

Creates a child window with extended style, renderer and attributes table.

This function creates a child window (also known as "control") with extended style, renderer and attributes table. It specifies the window class, the window title, the window style, the window extended style, the initial position, and the size of the window, etc. The function also specifies the window's parent or owner.

Parameters

spClassName	The class name of the control.
spCaption	The caption of the control.
dwStyle	The control style.
dwExStyle	The extended control style.
id	The identifier of the control.
x	x,y: The initial position of the control in the parent window.
y	x,y: The initial position of the control in the parent window.
w	The initial width of the control.
h	The initial height of the control.
hParentWnd	The handle to the parent window.
werdr_name	The window renderer name. NULL for default renderer.
we_attrs	The pointer to window element attribute table. NULL for default attribute table.
dwAddData	The first private additional data of the control. Note that some control classes use this value to initialize some properties of the new control instance. For these control classes, you should pass a valid value to it.

Returns

The handle to the new control, HWND_INVALID on error.

See also

CreateWindowEx, CreateMainWindow, CTRLDATA

DestroyWindow()

BOOL GUIAPI DestroyWindow

(

HWND

hWnd

)

Destroys a specified control.

This function destroys the specified control hWnd, which is created by CreateWindowEx or CreateWindowEx2.

Parameters

hWnd	The handle to the control.

Returns

TRUE on success, FALSE on error.

See also

CreateWindowEx

GetNotificationCallback()

NOTIFPROC GUIAPI GetNotificationCallback

(

HWND

hwnd

)

Get the notification callback procedure of a control.

This function gets the new notification callback procedure of the control of hwnd.

Parameters

hwnd	The handle to the control.

Returns

The notification callback procedure.

See also

NOTIFPROC, SetNotificationCallback

SetNotificationCallback()

NOTIFPROC GUIAPI SetNotificationCallback	(	HWND	hwnd,
		NOTIFPROC	notif_proc
	)

Set a new notification callback procedure for a window.

This function sets the new notification callback procedure (notif_proc) for the specified window hwnd.

In the early versions, the notification message will be sent to the target window as a MSG_COMMAND message.

Since version 1.2.6, MiniGUI defines the Notification Callback Procedure for a window. You can specify a callback function for a window by calling SetNotificationCallback to receive and handle the notifications from its children in the procedure.

Since version 5.0.0, the notification callback procedure also works for a main window or a virtual window.

If you did not set the notification callback function of the target window, you must handle MSG_COMMAND message in the window procedure of the target window. However, due to historical reasons, MSG_COMMAND has the following restrictions:

• The additional data you specified when calling NotifyWindow or NotifyParentEx will be lost.
• The value of the identifier and the notification code cannot exceed a WORD.

Parameters

hwnd	The handle to the window.
notif_proc	The new notification callback procedure, can be NULL.

Returns

The old notification callback procedure.

See also

NOTIFPROC, GetNotificationCallback, NotifyWindow, NotifyParentEx