Source code of Windows XP (NT5)
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/*
* basewin.hxx
*
* Copyright (c) 1998 Microsoft Corporation
*
* Purpose: Defines the base window classes for Trigger
*
* Owner: pierrec
*
*/
// Includes
// Forward Classes Definitions
#define DLLAPI __declspec(dllexport)
class CBaseFrame; // Application Frame
class CBaseWindow; // Any window.
//
// This string must be defined by the target (exadmin, maildsmx, adcadmin, etc...)
//
extern const tstring szHelpFileCONTEXT; // Name of the context-sensitive help file
// To parse the command line.
#define szCommandSeparator _T("/")
// class CBaseWindow
/*
* Purpose: Provide a common inheritance for all our window
* wrapper classes.
*
* Useage: The only method is Hwnd()... The creation methods
* of the CBaseXxxx classes ensure m_hwnd is set.
*
* Inheritance: CBaseWindow
*
* File: base\basewin.cxx
*/
class DLLAPI CBaseWindow
{
private:
HWND m_hwnd;
public:
CBaseWindow(void)
{
m_hwnd = NULL;
}
virtual ~CBaseWindow(void);
void SetHwnd(HWND hwnd)
{
m_hwnd = hwnd;
}
HWND Hwnd( void )
{
ASSERT(!m_hwnd || IsWindow(m_hwnd));
return m_hwnd;
}
// In CACLEditor, we want to cleanup information we were keeping
// per HWND. So even though the window has been destroyed, we want
// to know what the HWND used to be.
HWND HwndWithoutASSERT(void)
{
return m_hwnd;
}
void Attach(HWND hwnd);
static CBaseWindow * Pwin(HWND hwnd);
void Detach();
static void InvalidateWindow(PVOID pv);
};
// class CBaseFrame
/*
* Purpose: Implements the basic functionnality of the Frame window.
*
* Useage: There is only ONE object of this type. You can obtain a
* pointer to this object by calling the static method Pframe().
*
* The 3 virtual methods ScInitApplication(),
* ScInitInstance() and DeinitInstance() do the normal
* thing. The method ScRegisterFrameClass() is provided
* to simplify the window class registration call.
*
* Objects embedded in derived classes can be initialized
* in ScInitInstance(), they are destructed in OnDestroy()
* (which is called when the Windows objects still exist.
*
* The message loop is handled automatically, such that
* classes derived from CBaseFrame typically only need to
* provide the virtual methods.
* If additionnal processing of the incoming window messages
* is required, you may also override LWndProc().
*
* IdMessageBox() is THE place to report errors, Frame classes
* derived from CBaseFrame may override this method (e.g. service)
*
* Also, a few methods are available to get the activation
* information:
* HInstance()
* HPrevInst()
* SzCmdLine()
* NCmdShow()
*
* Finally, some utility methods are provided:
* Hicon() returns a handle to the Application Icon.
* GetHelp() Calls WinHelp
* PformActive() returns the active MDI child
*
* Inheritance: CBaseFrame CBaseWindow
*
* File: base\basewin.cxx
*/
class CMMCFrame;
class DLLAPI CBaseFrame : public CBaseWindow
{
friend class CMMCFrame;
public:
// Note: A snapin is also a DLL so we answer TRUE for both FDLL and FSnapin.
static BOOL FDLL(void)
{
return TRUE;
}
static BOOL FSnapin(void)
{
return TRUE;
}
private:
HACCEL m_haccelSingleFrame;
HACCEL m_haccelFrame;
DWORD m_dwFrameComponentBits;
DWORD m_dwFrameModeBits;
public:
static HINSTANCE s_hinst;
private:
static HINSTANCE s_hinstPrev;
static HINSTANCE s_hinstMailBase;
static CBaseFrame * s_pframe;
private:
INT m_nReturn;
BOOL m_fExit;
protected:
HICON m_hicon;
public:
CBaseFrame();
virtual ~CBaseFrame(void);
virtual HACCEL HaccelSingleFrame(void)
{
return m_haccelSingleFrame;
}
virtual void SetHaccelSingleFrame(HACCEL haccel)
{
m_haccelSingleFrame = haccel;
}
virtual HACCEL HaccelFrame(void)
{
return m_haccelFrame;
}
virtual void SetHaccelFrame(HACCEL haccel)
{
m_haccelFrame = haccel;
}
virtual DWORD DwFrameComponentBits(void)
{
return m_dwFrameComponentBits;
}
virtual void SetFrameComponentBits(DWORD dwComp)
{
m_dwFrameComponentBits = dwComp;
}
virtual DWORD DwActiveModeBits(void);
static HINSTANCE Hinst(void)
{
return s_hinst;
}
static HINSTANCE HinstPrev(void)
{
return s_hinstPrev;
}
static CBaseFrame * Pframe(void)
{
return s_pframe;
}
virtual SC ScInitApplication(void) = 0;
virtual void DeinitApplication(void) = 0;
virtual SC ScInitInstance(void);
virtual LONG IdMessageBox(tstring& szMessage, UINT fuStyle);
virtual void OnDestroy(void);
virtual void DeinitInstance(void);
virtual HICON Hicon(void)
{
return m_hicon;
}
virtual INT NReturn(void)
{
return m_nReturn;
}
virtual void SetNReturn(INT n)
{
m_nReturn = n;
}
virtual BOOL FExit(void)
{
return m_fExit;
}
virtual void SetFExit(BOOL f)
{
m_fExit = f;
}
friend int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPSTR, int );
friend SC ScInitDLL(HINSTANCE);
friend void SetHinst(HINSTANCE hinst);
}; //*** class CBaseFrame
// class CBaseFrame
/*
* Purpose: Implements the basic functionnality of the Frame window.
*
* Useage: There is only ONE object of this type. You can obtain a
* pointer to this object by calling the static method Pframe().
*
* The 3 virtual methods ScInitApplication(),
* ScInitInstance() and DeinitInstance() do the normal
* thing. The method ScRegisterFrameClass() is provided
* to simplify the window class registration call.
*
* Objects embedded in derived classes can be initialized
* in ScInitInstance(), they are destructed in OnDestroy()
* (which is called when the Windows objects still exist.
*
* The message loop is handled automatically, such that
* classes derived from CBaseFrame typically only need to
* provide the virtual methods.
* If additionnal processing of the incoming window messages
* is required, you may also override LWndProc().
*
* IdMessageBox() is THE place to report errors, Frame classes
* derived from CBaseFrame may override this method (e.g. service)
*
* Also, a few methods are available to get the activation
* information:
* HInstance()
* HPrevInst()
* SzCmdLine()
* NCmdShow()
*
* Finally, some utility methods are provided:
* Hicon() returns a handle to the Application Icon.
* GetHelp() Calls WinHelp
* PformActive() returns the active MDI child
*
* Inheritance: CBaseFrame CBaseWindow
*
* File: base\basewin.cxx
*/
class CMMCFrame;
class DLLAPI CBaseUIFrame : public CBaseFrame
{
typedef CBaseFrame _BaseClass;
friend class CMMCFrame;
public:
static BOOL FMMC()
{
return true;
}
public:
CBaseUIFrame()
{
}
virtual ~CBaseUIFrame(void)
{
}
static CBaseUIFrame * Pframe(void)
{
return(CBaseUIFrame *) CBaseFrame::Pframe();
}
virtual SC ScInitApplication(void) = 0;
virtual void DeinitApplication(void) = 0;
friend int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPSTR, int );
friend SC ScInitDLL(HINSTANCE);
friend void SetHinst(HINSTANCE hinst);
}; //*** class CBaseFrame
// Free functions
// Implemented by the local system requiring either WinMain
// or the DLL stuff.
// ScInitDLL & DeinitDLL are kind of part 1 and part 2 of WinMain!
// They are called by the DLLEntryPoint of MailUMX.
// DO NOT CONFUSE: MAILBASE does NOT require ScInitDLL!
int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPSTR, int);
SC ScInitDLL(HINSTANCE);
void DeinitDLL(void);
// Implemented in the EXE's subsystem...
CBaseFrame * PframeCreate( void );