Re: Creating a simple windows messaging app

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"Nick Schultz" <nick.schultz@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Oahod9t4IHA.5112@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Since I just need a small dialog window , I'm using a dialog based mfc. should I put the wm_canlib and appregister messages in the dialog's message map? The handlers for these messages will then spawn off worker threads to do what needs to get done.


Yes. Use ON_MESSAGE to add a custom message to the message map.


and for the appthreads, I'll extend a CWinThread that has an member that I'll create that extends CWin. I will then put the the messages that i specified above for appThread in the CWin derived class?

is this correct?

Yes, same concept.

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Scott McPhillips [VC++ MVP]

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