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cwinthread class is a virtual function based on the polymorphism principle, initinstance () in the subclass ctestapp is called here () Pthread-> Run () to complete the message loop Where After pthread-> initinstance () initialization is complete, the registration window starts. Cwinapp in appcore. cpp -- Global Object theapp -- subclass constructor call ctestapp () -- base class constructor call cwinapp () in appcore. cpp -- _ Twinmain () in appmodul. cpp -- pthread-> initinstance () in afxwi

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, the system will call the csuperedit: onchar function (instead of the original cedit: onchar function) That I wrote myself) Implementation of superclassAll the secrets are in cwnd: subclasswindow. Let's check what it actually does. The following is the function body (in the wincore. cpp file ):Bool cwnd: subclasswindow (hwnd){If (! Attach (hwnd ))Return false; // Allow any other subclassing to occurPresubclasswindow (); // Now hook into the afx wndp

is in the thrdcore. cpp file.The p77 afxgetapp () function is located in afxwin1.inl.The afxcurrentwinapp macro is defined in the afxwin. h file.1. Design a window classP78 MFC has predefined some default standard window classes for us. You only need to select the required window class and then register the window class. Therefore, you do not need to design the window class.2. register the window classThe registration of the p78 window class is completed by the afxenddeferregisterclass () funct

the original cedit: onchar function) That I wrote myself) Ii. Overview of superclassAll the secrets are in cwnd: subclasswindow. Let's check what it actually does. The following is the function body (in the wincore. cpp file ):Bool cwnd: subclasswindow (hwnd){If (! Attach (hwnd ))Return false; // Allow any other subclassing to occurPresubclasswindow (); // Now hook into the afx wndprocWndproc * lplpfn = getsuperwndprocaddr ();Wndproc oldwndproc = (wn

), (! (! m_pMainWnd-> m_pMainWnd-> } In the above Code, m_pMainWnd refers to the window created for us and is defined as a pointer to the CWnd type according to F12. The Cwnd class is a standard window class pre-defined by MFC, now we have found the window class in the MFC program. Next we will find how to register the window in the MFC. In the MFC, the registration of the window class is completed by the Afx

(instead of the original cedit: onchar function) That I wrote myself) Ii. Overview of superclassAll the secrets are in cwnd: subclasswindow. Let's check what it actually does. The following is the function body (in the wincore. cpp file ):Bool cwnd: subclasswindow (hwnd){If (! Attach (hwnd ))Return false; // Allow any other subclassing to occurPresubclasswindow (); // Now hook into the afx wndprocWndproc * lplpfn = getsuperwndprocaddr ();Wndproc

details about other parameters, refer to msdn or in-depth introduction to MFC). What does it mean to set the window class to null? It means to generate a standard out-of-box window using the built-in air class of MFC. However, our programs generally do not register any window classes! Oh, before the create function generates a window, it will trigger the registration operation of the window class. Let's dig out what the create function has done first. The create function is defined in winfrm.

Zookeeper MFC message ing mechanism: In each class that can receive and process messages, define a ing table between messages and message processing functions, that is, the message ing table. MFC has a window handle ing table with the c ++ Object Pointer. When the window receives a message, the first parameter of the message specifies the window handle associated with the message, find the C ++ Object Pointer through the ing table, and pass the pointer to the base class of the window class of

first register a window class and specify window attributes, but which window class is used here? The first parameter of the create function (for details about other parameters, refer to msdn or in-depth introduction to MFC). What does it mean to set the window class to null? It means to generate a standard out-of-box window using the built-in air class of MFC. However, our programs generally do not register any window classes! Oh, before the create function generates a window, it will trigger

-of-box window using the built-in air class of MFC. However, our programs generally do not register any window classes! Oh, before the create function generates a window, it will trigger the registration operation of the window class. Let's dig out what the create function has done first. The create function is defined in winfrm. THE 538th rows of CPP (here I won't copy the code, you can open it by yourself). The function calls the createex function in line 562, because createex is a member func

);} //************************************** **************************************** **************************************** ** // Winmain. cppInt afxapi afxwinmain (hinstance, hinstance hprevinstance,Lptstr lpcmdline, int ncmdshow );Run (! Pthread-> initinstance () Jump to the initinstance () process of the subclass. //************************************** **************************************** **************************************** ** // Test. cppBool ctestapp: initinstance () //******

generate a standard out-of-box window using the built-in air class of MFC. However, our programs generally do not register any window classes! Oh, before the create function generates a window, it will trigger the registration operation of the window class.Let's dig out what the create function has done first. The create function is defined in winfrm. THE 538th rows of CPP (here I won't copy the code, you can open it by yourself). The function calls the createex function in line 562, because cr

FUNCTION (for details about other parameters, refer to MSDN or in-depth introduction to MFC). What does it mean to set the window class to NULL? It means to generate a standard out-of-box window using the built-in air class of MFC. However, our programs generally do not register any window classes! Oh, before the Create FUNCTION generates a window, it will trigger the registration operation of the window class. Let's dig out what the Create FUNCTION has done first. The Create function is define

MFC. However, our programs generally do not register any window classes! Oh, before the create function generates a window, it will trigger the registration operation of the window class. Let's dig out what the create function has done first. The create function is defined in winfrm. THE 538th rows of CPP (here I won't copy the code, you can open it by yourself). The function calls the createex function in line 562, because createex is a member function of cwnd, cframewnd is followed by cwnd, s

0x00008Const tchar _ afxwndframeorview [] = afx_wndframeorview; // In the wincore. cpp file, it is defined as a global array.// # Define afx_wndframeorview afx_wndclass ("frameorview ") 7. Create window:Create () function path: MFC | SRC | winfrm. cpp:Cframewnd: Create (...){...Createex (...); // inherited from the parent class, call cwnd: createex ()....} Cwnd: createex () function path: MFC | SRC | wincore