Common Windows message and constant naming references

In a win system constant, two to three letters are usually prefixed with an underscore, from which the type of constant can be known.
Generally, the first letter is the control's first letter. The second letter is m, which is a message constant, and S is a style constant, N is notification and event (notify Y ).
The following lists the constant prefixes of some constants to facilitate future use of APIs and constants.
The following content is based on my experience. If you find any mistakes, please correct them.

If you are using development tools such as VB and easy language that require constant declaration, you can download some tools to query and copy them.

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WM _	Window message	Window messages are generally used in message functions such as sendmessage and postmessage.
Sm _	Static message	Static tag message
SS _	Static Style	Static tag Style
BM _	Button message	Button message
BS _	Button Style	Button Style
BN _	Button Policy	Button notification
Em _	Edit message	Edit box message
Es _	Edit Style	Edit box style
CB _	ComboBox	Combo message
CBN _	ComboBox y	Combo box notification
LBM _	ListBox message	List box message
LBs _	ListBox Style	List box style
LBN _	ListBox y	List box notification
LVM _	Listview message	Super list box (List View) Message
LVS _	Listview Style	Super list box (List View) style
LVN _	Listview Policy	Super list box (List View) Notification
TVM _	Treeview message	Messages in a tree (Tree View)
TVs _	Treeview Style	Tree frame (Tree View) style
TVN _	Treeview Policy	Tree frame (Tree View) Notification
VK _	Virtual Keyboard	Virtual keys and keysCode