You will transform your empty application window into a fully interactive tool by adding standard child controls like buttons, text labels, and edit boxes. By intercepting user events and reading input data, you will learn how to dynamically update the graphical interface and establish a complete flow of interaction with the user.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: Creating WinAPI Controls
- First Window Element
- Bringing the Window to Life
- The Hidden Interface
- Building the Whole Window
- Unit 2: Implementing Edit Controls
- Preparing the Input Field
- Building a Text Input
- Polishing the Input Field
- Arranging a Clean Interface
- Unit 3: Processing Button Click Commands
- Completing the Window Interface
- The Silent Button Mystery
- Decoding Button Messages
- Silent Click Detective
- Making Buttons Come Alive
- Unit 4: Updating Interface Text
- Completing the Interface
- Catching the Right Signal
- Words on the Move
- Chasing Lost Words
- Rebuilding Window Interaction
- Unit 5: Handling Window Resize
- Listening for Resize
- Finding Room to Grow
- Responsive Window Layout
- Resize Layout Detective
- Responsive Layout in Action