WNDCLASS wc.
The wc. The hInstance=hInstance//handle to the current instance assigned to a class??
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The last question is
DC what this structure saved?
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WNDCLASS wc.The wc. The hInstance=hInstance//handle to the current instance assigned to a class??=========structure member variable assignment to a good surprise
And then there are
CreateWindow even when preach a handle??????? As well as the handle??????
The HWND CreateWindow (
LPCTSTR lpClassName,//registered class name
LPCTSTR lpWindowName,//window name
DWORD dwStyle,//the window style
Int x,//horizontal position of the window
Int y,//vertical position of the window
Int nWidth, window width//
Int nHeight,//the window height
HWND hWndParent,//handle to the parent or owner window=======to create the specified window's parent window
HMENU HMENU,//the menu handle or child identifier
HINSTANCE HINSTANCE,//handle to the application instance
LPVOID lpParam//window - creation data
);
The last question is
DC what this structure saved? Look at the picture


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Handle is a bit like a pointer of a pointer,CodePudding user response:
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