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Justin Shen
How can i use user-defined message in Windows Form? Any one can help?
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Marc Butenko
If you mean a message box, the syntax is:
MessageBox.Show(msg,title)
If that isn't what you want, give us some greater detail on what you are
trying to create.
MessageBox.Show(msg,title)
If that isn't what you want, give us some greater detail on what you are
trying to create.
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Justin Shen said:How can i use user-defined message in Windows Form? Any one can help?
Are you referring to defining your own Windows messages? You can use
p/invoke on 'RegisterWindowMessage' to register the message and then
listen for it in the form's 'WndProc'.
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Justin Shen
do i need to override WndProc? can you introduce some article on this topic?
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "Justin Shen said:do i need to override WndProc? can you introduce some article on this topic?
MSDN documentation for 'Control.WndProc' and 'RegisterWindowMessage'
should help.