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qamarjani

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gui interface in windows programing
« on: January 15, 2013, 05:24:15 PM »
Task 1:
a - Write a Program for windows with client area
b – Windows has caption as “Mouse Tester”
c – Windows has Minimize, Maximize and Close Buttons at the top right corner
d – Windows length and width would be as DEFAULT

Task 2:
a – When a Left Mouse Button is pressed in Client Area; a message box would be appearing with text as “Left Mouse Button is Pressed.”
b – When a Right Mouse Button is pressed in Client Area; a message box would be appearing with text as “Right Mouse Button is Pressed.”
c – In sub tasks a and b, the message box appeared would have following properties;
         I – Caption of Message Boxes are “Mouse Press Information”
        II – Message Boxes have Information Icon
i m working for this solution plz help me in solving the perticular programing code

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Re: gui interface in windows programing
« Reply #1 on: January 15, 2013, 06:05:03 PM »
i m working for this solution plz help me in solving the perticular programing code
As a general rule in this (and a lot of other) forum, we won't do your homework assignments for you...

Show us your code, be specific with what parts exactly you have problems with and then you will get specific answers to help you a step further...

Ralf

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Re: gui interface in windows programing
« Reply #2 on: February 05, 2013, 06:26:54 AM »
hi :)

Pelles C has some nice "wizards" that help to create a "hello world" window.

Start Pelles C, choose create Project, create Win32 application, choose "hello world".

Compile it by pressing "Execute" button.



Study the code to check what is allready there.

Google and try implement the features you miss..
...for example "Winapi Mouse click"..
..and post your project here incase there are problems.


Have fun and good luck :)

reeta

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Re: gui interface in windows programing
« Reply #3 on: January 31, 2014, 01:04:55 PM »

Have fun and good luck