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here's my code..
As soon as i run the program, the message "Button is Clicked" appears whether or not the button is pressed! Anything wrong with my code?Code:case WM_COMMAND:
switch(HIWORD(wParam))
{
case BN_CLICKED:
MessageBox(hwnd,"Button is Clicked","BTN WND",MB_ICONINFORMATION);
break;
}
return 0;
// Created a button...
CreateButton(hwnd,cs->hInstance,BS_DEFPUSHBUTTON,initRecArea(305,320,150,30),
IDBC_DEFPUSHBUTTON,_T("DISPLAY"));
Sorry guys, was quick to ask before thinking more... Figured out the solution to the problem...
Code:case WM_COMMAND:
if (LOWORD(wParam) == IDBC_DEFPUSHBUTTON) {
MessageBox(hwnd,"Button is Clicked","BTN WND",MB_ICONINFORMATION);
}
return 0;
Read the Petzold, MSDN, and learn how to search on Google Groups.
Your questions are really too childish.
Google groups is blocked from work... Tried it, which is why i always ended up here... I started Win32 API programming last month and through cboard i've learned a lot. Sometimes i get completely stuck and as a new API developer i can't easily figure out things as u may... I'm greatfull for people who have answered my queries without questioning my childish knowledge.. Like now, i have a question but your comment has raised doubts!...Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex31
Ask your questions. Most people will either help you thru your code or point you in the direction of reference and/or tutorials without the sarcasm.
Agreed - however, getting Charles Petzold's book is sound advice, as it's well written, and explains API in it's concept with many examples.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldman47
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Mats
I've ordered a book three weeks ago, just check't the progress to my surprise it' the same book you guys are talking about! Coincidence working at best!Quote:
Originally Posted by matsp
Code:#define YOURBUTTONID 1001
in CreateWindow , look for the hmenu parameter and do this
(HMENU)YOURBUTTONID;
it should be ,
switch(wParam)
{
case YOURBUTTONID:
}