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Child Window Controls: Scroll Bars, List Boxes, Combo Boxes, Edit Controls Messages from Controls Scroll Bar Notification Codes Messages from Controls Child Window Controls: ? Most work as follows: – User interacts with the control Scroll Bars, List Boxes, – WM_COMMAND message sent to parent Combo Boxes, Edit Controls window – LOWORD(wParam) = Control ID – lParam = control’s window handle – HIWORD(wParam) = notification code • identifies what the user action was ? Scroll Bars are a bit different Scroll Bar Controls Scroll Bar Notification Codes ? User interacts with a scroll bar – WM_HSCROLL or WM_VSCROLL message – Not WM_COMMAND as for other controls • lParam=scroll bar window handle (for stand-alone) • lParam=0 (for attached scroll bar) • LOWORD(wParam)=notification code: user action – SB_LINEUP (up/left arrow pressed) – SB_PAGEUP (scroll area above/left of “thumb”) – SB_LINEDOWN (down/left arrow pressed) – SB_PAGEDOWN (scroll area beneath/right of “thumb”) – SB_THUMBTRACK (scroll “thumb” pressed) – SB_THUMBPOSITION (scroll “thumb” released) – For either, HIWORD(wParam)=current thumb position ? Lots of Scroll bar styles when creating it CScrollbar Class for Standalones – See online help on SBS_ ? In Create() member function, include SB_HORZ – Default alignment for attached scroll bar: right side and bottom of window or SB_VERT style ? Some Useful Scrollbar Functions: ? Make calls to member functions: – GetScrollPos()--retrieve current position of thumb – SetScrollPos(), SetScrollRange(), ShowScrollBar(), GetScrollRange()--Retrieve min/max value range etc. SetScrollPos()--Set position of thumb ? Include ON_WM_HSCROLL or SetScrollRange()--Set min/max value range ON_WM_VSCROLL message mapping macros ShowScrollBar()--Display scroll bar ? Override Handler, e.g.: • 1st params : hWnd or hScrollBar void OnHScroll (UINT nCode, UINT nPos, CScrollBar* • 2nd param: SB_CTL (standalone) or pSBar); SB_VERT/SB_HORZ (attached scroll bar) • nCode= SB_*** notification code (user action) • Others: position, range (2 values), etc…, visibility flag • nPos=latest thumb position for drags/releases • pSBar: pointer to the scroll bar (NULL if attached) 1 The SCROLL1 Example The SCROLL2 Example ? Win32 API Application ? Stand-alone scrollbar allows user to enter an integer value between 0 and 50 ? Scroll Bar Attached to a Window ? Current value is continually displayed in a ? Creates a window with a vertical scroll bar static control ? Puts 3 lines of text in client area ? See Scroll1 code on Example Programs web ? User can scroll through the client area using scroll page for Win32 API version bar ? See Scroll1_mfc on Example Programs web – Opposite direction from “normal” scrolling page for MFC version ? See Scroll2 code on Example Programs web page Attached Vertical Scroll Bar in List Box Controls Doc/View MFC Apps ? Lots of styles: see on-line help on LBS_ – LBS_STANDARD very common ? Override View class’s OnCreate(...) member • can send messages to parent function to set range and position of vertical ? Program communicates with list box by sending it messages; scroll bar some common button messages: ? Use Class Wizard to add: – LB_RESETCONTENTS, LB_ADDSTRING, LB_GETCURSEL, ON_WM_VSCROLL() message mapping LB_GETTEXT, LB_DELETESTRING macro and OnVScroll(...) handler function in ? Some List Box Notification codes: View class: – LBN_SELCHANGE, LBN_DBLCLK – void OnVScroll(UINTnSBCode, UINTnPos, ? Combo boxes much like list boxes (CBS_, CB_, CBN_) CScrollBar* pScrollBar); ? MFC: Add to message map and add handler: • ON_LBN_*** ( id, memberFtn ) – Add switch/case statements to handle SB_codes of interest…in OnVScroll() handler function • void memberFtn( ); ? See Scroll2_mfc Example Program ? Program examples: listbox, combo EDIT CONTROLS ? For viewing and editing text Edit Control Styles ? Current location kept track of with a "carat” – A small vertical line ? Some common styles – ES_LEFT, ES_CENTER, ES_RIGHT, ? Backspace, Delete, arrow keys, highlighting ES_MULTILINE, ES_AUTOVSCROLL, work as expected ES_PASSWORD ? Scrolling possible (use WS_HSCROLL, • See Online Help on “Edit Styles” WS_VSCROLL styles ? No ability to format text with different fonts, sizes, character styles, etc. – Use Rich Edit Control for this 2 Edit Control Text Edit Control Messages ? User interacts with edit control, ? Text in an edit control stored as one long – WM_CONTROL message to parent character string – LOWORD(wParam) = Control ID – lParam= control’s window handle ? Carriage return <CR> is stored as ASCII – HIWORD(wParam) = EN_** notification code code (0x0D,0x0A) • identifies what the user action was • e.g., EN_CHANGE ? <CR> inserted automatically if a line • See Online Help EN_*** doesn’t fit and wraps ? MFC: Add to message map and add handler: • ON_EN_*** ( id, memberFtn ) ? NULL character inserted only at end of last • void memberFtn( ); line of text Sending Messages to an Edit Box MFC’s CEdit Class ? Some important member/inherited functions ? As with other controls use SendMessage() – SetWindowText(LPSTR) ? Some important messages • Sends a WM_SETTEXT message – EM_GETLINECOUNT(multiline edit boxes) • Copy text in buffer to the control • Returns number of lines in the control • Replaces current contents – EM_GETLINE: Copy a line to a buffer • Parameter could be a CString – EM_LINEINDEX: Get a line’s character index – GetWindowText(LPSTR) • Number of characters from the beginning of • Sends a WM_GETTEXT message edit control to start of specified line • Copies all lines in the control to the specified buffer – EM_LINELENGTH to get length of line • Parameter could be a CString ? See Edit1 example program – Lots of others, see Online Help on CEdit Child Window Child and Popup Windows ? Most common type of custom window ? Always attached to parent window ? Child Window Controls are predefined – Always on top of parent window controls (buttons, static text, etc.) – Parent minimized ? child disappears – These are examples of child windows – Reappears when parent restored ? OK if controls have exact features required – Parent destroyed ? child also destroyed ? But sometimes we need custom child ? Used to deal with a specific task windows – e.g., getting user input – Where we can have a WndProc() that does ? Each has its own message-processing exactly what we want it to WndProc function 3 Creating and Using a Child Popup window Window – Win32 API ? 1. Register a new window class for child ? Same general properties as child window, using RegisterClass() but: – Could be done in WinMain(() or when needed ? Not physically attached to parent in WndProc() ? Can be positioned anywhere on screen ? 2. Create child window using ? Handy if the user needs to move things CreateWindow() around on client area – Should have WS_CHILD style ? 3. Write separate message-processing function for child window Sending Messages to a Child WM_USER Messages Window ? Defined in Windows.h as a number not used by predefined messages ? Use SendMessage() and specify: ? All higher numbers also unused by Windows – Child window's handle ? Can use WM_USER + # for any type of activity • Obtained when the child window was created ? Example--could have a header file containing: – Message ID & parameters #define WM_MYKILLCHILD WM_USER // tell child window to vanish #define WM_MYMAXCHILD WM_USER+1 // tell child window to maximize ? Use in child's WndProc() function’s switch/case ? Child windows can send messages to parent or to other child windows CHILD EXAMPLE PROGRAM Details of CHILD Application ? User clicks "Create" menu item? ? 1. Register Child Window Class with – Child window appears with "Destroy Me" RegisterClass() button and some text – Message processing function: ChildProc() ? User clicks "Send Message" menu item? – ChildProc()will receive messages from any windows based on this class – Caption on child window changes – Class Icon: IDI_APPLICATION icon ? User clicks "Destroy Me" button in child – Cursor shape: Load standard IDC_CROSS cursor window? – Background: LTGRAY_BRUSH background brush – Menu: None to be used here – Child window disappears ? 2. Create Child Window using CreateWindow() ? Both parent and child window have a line of text displayed in client areas 4 ? 3. Menu item response – User clicks "Create" menu item Sending Messages (WM_COMMAND, IDM_CREATE)? • Program's WndProc()executes: ? In Main Window’s WndProc() if(!hChild) – User clicks "Send Message" menu item? hChild = CreateWindow ("ChildClass", "Child Window", WS_CHILD | – WndProc() uses SendMessage() to send a WS_THICKFRAME | WS_MINIMIZEBOX | WM_USER msg to child window WS_MAXIMIZEBOX | WS_CAPTION | WS_SYSMENU, 10, 30, 200, 150, hWnd, NULL, hInstance, NULL); – Logic allows only one child window at a time ? In Child’s ChildProc() – ChildProc()'s response to WM_USER from parent: ? Main Window’s WndProc()'s response to • Uses SetWindowText() to set its caption bar this (WM_USER+1): – Response to creation (WM_CREATE): – Set hChild to NULL so another child can be • CreateWindow() to create a "Destroy Me" pushbutton created • 3-deep nesting of windows: Parent (main window), Child – WndProc() also responds to expose events Window, Button Control (WM_COMMAND) by outputting a line of text – Response to expose event (WM_PAINT): to main window's client area • Output a line of text to child window client area – So text in both windows is visible whenever either is exposed – Response to user clicking button (WM_COMMAND): • Use GetParent(hChild) to get the parent's window handle • Destroys itself with a call to DestroyWindow(hChild) • Send USER+1 message to parent Child Windows -- MFC Child_mfc Example 1. Register window class with: AfxRegisterWndClass( UINTnClassStyle,
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