Re: classes, childwindows

On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 19:38:13 +0100, Anil Rodrigues <arodrix_at_weld.com>
wrote:
> Trying to use child windows, I am looking at SPLITTER.F -
> where does window class name Z" edit" come from?
> If I change Z" edit" to anything else, it does not work;
> and I cannot find any reference to it.
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------
>
> : EDWINDOW ( hwnd -- hwnd )
> >R
> WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE \ extended style
> Z" edit" \ window class name
> 0
> [ WS_CHILD
> WS_VISIBLE OR
> WS_BORDER OR
> WS_HSCROLL OR
> WS_VSCROLL OR
> ES_NOHIDESEL OR
> ES_LEFT OR
> ES_AUTOHSCROLL OR
> ES_AUTOVSCROLL OR
> ES_MULTILINE OR ] LITERAL \ window style
> 0 0 0 0
> R> \ parent window handle
> 0 \ window menu handle
> HINST \ program instance handle
> 0 \ creation parameter
> CreateWindowEx ;

If you look at the reference for CreateWindowEx you will se "For other
parameters see CreateWindow". Under the heading Class you can see several
predefined classes for child windows like EDIT, BUTTON, LISTBOX, STATIC
etc.

--
Med Vennlig Hilsen,
Morten A. Steien
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