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In our previous article “Win32 Programming – Register the window class“, we have created our GUI-based Application window and successfully displayed it on the screen. And we observed that the window was closed, immediately; because no user interaction code was added. We had a couple of questions in our previous article; we will try to […]
As we discussed in our previous article, we can use pre-defined window class names (eg: BUTTON, STATIC, etc.) or our own window class names, when calling the “CreateWindow” function. But in this article, we will learn to create our own window class and use the same while creating our own window. Step 1. In order […]
By adding Graphical User Interface (GUI) to the applications we can change the whole look and feel of the applications and users will feel more comfortable accessing the GUI-based applications than the text-based or console-based applications. Win32 API provides a vast number of API functions to create and deal with Graphical User Interface (GUI) applications. […]
As we discussed in our previous article, the functions in the DLL can export using the “__declspec(dllexport)” keyword or “.DEF” file. We have already discussed exporting the functions using the “__declspec(dllexport)” keyword in our previous article. In this article I am going to discuss exporting functions in the DLL using “.DEF” file. Let’s start this […]
In our previous articles we have discussed about CObject‘s “run-time class information”, “serialization support” and “dynamic object creation” features. In this articles I am going to discuss about CObject‘s “object diagnostic support” feature. Object diagnostic feature is useful to provide additional information about the objects; usually this information will be displayed in the output window in the integrated […]
Microsoft Windows’s Win32 API (Application Programming Interface) is mainly for developing applications on 32-bit Windows platforms. As we have 64-bit systems, Win32 also introduced API functions for 64-bit applications. So, using Win32 API we can develop both 32-bit and 64-bit applications. Programming using Win32 API is a bit difficult compared to programming using MFC (Microsoft […]
DLL – Dynamic Link Libraries are the shared libraries those can be used by multiple applications, at a time. In this article we are going to discuss the steps to export functions from a DLL. So, the exported functions can be called from other programs. What functions to export from the DLL? That thing you need to […]
Windows based user interface applications are message driven. When a message is generated, its associated message handler will be executed. MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) framework enables to write message driven applications more easily. MFC provides CCmdTraget class for this purpose. In this article I am going to explain the steps to create user-defined messages and […]
As of now, we have discussed CObject class features “run-time class information” and “serialization support” in our previous articles MFC – CObject class – An Introduction – Enable Run-time class information and MFC – CObject class – Enable Object Serialization respectively. In this article, I am going to discuss CObject‘s another feature “dynamic object creation”. […]
MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) provides classes to deal with dialogs. Dialog boxes are very useful to take user inputs, displaying and allowing the users to change configuration settings, displaying messages or warnings or errors etc.,. Dialogs are classified into two types depending on their behavior. One is modal dialog and another one is modeless dialog. […]
