C++ Syntax

void

MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST::AddDialogControls(

HWND f_hDlg );

Sub-classes all relevant controls in a dialog window that have not yet been sub-classed individually to allow the serving application to apply the current skin to those controls.

Parameters

f_hDlg

[HWND] Handle of the dialog window or property page window whose controls are to be sub-classed.

Comment

This procedure should be called in the WM_INITDIALOG case of all dialog window handling procedures after all individual controls have been sub-classed, but before possibly calling AddPropertySheetControls().

INT_PTR CALLBACK

DialogProc( HWND f_hDlg, UINT f_unMessage, WPARAM f_wParam, LPARAM f_lParam )

{

static MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST s_cSubclassList;

switch( f_unMessage )

{

case WM_INITDIALOG:

...

s_cSubClassList.Init();

// Subclass individual controls here, if required.

s_cSubClassList.AddDialogControls( f_hDlg );

break;

}

return( 0 );

}

If you wish to change the visibility and state of sub-classed controls, use the appropriate functions MKI_DialogControlShow(), MKI_DialogControlHide(), MKI_DialogControlEnable(), and MKI_DialogControlDisable(). Using the general Windows commands EnableWindow() or ShowWindow() may result in incomplete visual updating since they do not force a redraw!