Category : C++ Source Code
Archive   : BWCC.ZIP
Filename : BWRADIO.CPP

 
Output of file : BWRADIO.CPP contained in archive : BWCC.ZIP
/**********************************************************************/
/* BWRADIO.cpp by Bob Bourbonnais */
/* released to the public domain 2/02/92 */
/* This program shows how to display a dialog as */
/* The main window. */
/**********************************************************************/
#include
#include
#include "bwcc.h" // needed for BWCC

class TMyDialog : public TDialog
{
public:
TMyDialog(LPSTR lpDialogName) // constructor calls
: TDialog(NULL,lpDialogName) // base class constructor
{
BWCCGetVersion(); // activate Borland Windows Custom Controls
}
};

class TDialog1App : public TApplication // Application Class to contain
{ // the application
public:
TDialog1App(LPSTR lpName, HANDLE hInstance, // constructor calls the
HANDLE hPrevInstance, // base class constructor
LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
:TApplication(lpName, hInstance,
hPrevInstance,
lpCmdLine, nCmdShow) {};

virtual void InitMainWindow(); // overrides base class InitMainWindow
};

void TDialog1App::InitMainWindow() // to initialize a dialog box
{ // as the main window
MainWindow = new TMyDialog("MAINWINDOWDIALOG");
}

int PASCAL WinMain(HANDLE hInstance, // main entry point from
HANDLE hPrevInstance, // windows to this program
LPSTR lpCmdLine , int nCmdShow)
{
TDialog1App Dialog1("Dialog Tester",hInstance, // create instance of
hPrevInstance, // the dialog application
lpCmdLine,nCmdShow);
Dialog1.Run(); // run it
return (Dialog1.Status); // exit
}
/**********************************************************************/


  3 Responses to “Category : C++ Source Code
Archive   : BWCC.ZIP
Filename : BWRADIO.CPP

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