Dialog Boxes

Okay I created a dialog box in my windows program and everytime I close the dialog it closes my entire program. I checked it and for some reason I am recieving the WM_DESTROY message after I close the dialog!

Here is a bit of the code:

Code:

// processed by the WM_COMMAND in my MainWndProc
case IDM_ADCHAR:
					adchar = DialogBox(g_hInst, IDD_ADCHAR, NULL, ADCharDlgProc);
					break;

BOOL CALLBACK ADCharDlgProc(HWND hwnd, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{

	switch(message)
	{
		case WM_INITDIALOG:
			return(TRUE);

		case WM_COMMAND:

			switch(LOWORD(wParam))
			{
				case IDD_ADCHAR_OK:
					EndDialog(hwnd, IDD_ADCHAR_OK);
					return(TRUE);
					
				case IDD_ADCHAR_CANCEL:
					EndDialog(hwnd, IDD_ADCHAR_CANCEL);
					return(TRUE);

				default:
					return(TRUE);
			}
			return(TRUE);
			break;
	}

	return(FALSE);

}

Thats the only code that deals with the dialog. If you need anymore I can post more, but I'm just wondering why I'm recieving the WM_DESTROY message after closing the dialog box?

Thanks in advance!

This is my best guess: It might be sending the WM_DESTROY message for the dialog Handle and not the main window. You need to check which handle is being destroyed.

- Sean

My problem is that I KNOW that my main window is being destroyed. I see it happen. I click "okay" or "cancel" on my dialog and it closes my entire program. I did a check and I made it so then if my main window gets a WM_DESTROY message it will inform me via a message box. And I get that message box everytime I close the dialog.

Any other suggestions?

can you zip up the source and attach to the thread?! you haven't given enough info.

Well I have figured out the problem on my own, thanks anyways.