Win32 way of Getting Dialog Control Type?

I made a dialog and I handle the way it works (non MFC) and I was wondering if there is a way to get the type of control based on the handle I receive:

Code:

HWND hwndEditBoxName = GetDlgItem (m_hWnd, IDC_EDIT_NAME);

Is this possible without MFC and without manually parsing my resource script?


EDIT: More specifically, I do the following:

Code:

	HWND hwnd = GetTopWindow(m_hWnd);
	UINT id;

	// Loop through all the controls on the Window and save it's functions
	while (hwnd)
	{
		// Grab the next "Window" control
		hwnd = GetNextWindow(hwnd, GW_HWNDNEXT);

		// ** HOW DO I GET THE CONTROL TYPE?? **
		// I want to do:
		// CButton btn;
		// if (GetDlgItemType() == PUSHBUTTON) btn = hwnd; ????
	}

I haven't tryed it, but take a look at 'GetClassName' function. Just provide it a window handle and a buffer for the result:

Code:

char bff[512];
GetClassName(hwnd,bff,sizeof(bff)-1);

'hwnd' will be the window handle obtained on the GetNextWindow; as I understand it should return a text definition of the window's class name (BUTTON,EDIT,etc).

If you want to take the specific styles declared for that window, just use 'GetWidowLong' using 'GWL_STYLE' as style values to get, or 'GWL_EXSTYLE' for the WS_EX_ styles.

Hope that helps
Niara

That worked. Thanks!