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I'm trying to write a multiple -device interface program with a text/edit window for entering user commands (characterbased) to the program, another window for displaying messages from the program.In addition I have to have a window for displaying graphs produced by the program.
So, can someone tell how:
-In case if displaying a text in one particular window and plotting a line in another window, how to get the correct handle to the appropriate window?
-How should the graphical window(s) be defined compared to text windows?(In terms of T_WNDCLASS, the mdicreate structure, etc.)
Best regards
Reidar
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May I suggest that you avoid the problem altogether and do your GUI with say VB.NET? Otherwise, your best bet is to look up Windows API reference material. For the window where you're displaying text, you probably want to add to it a TextBox control. For the other one, just make a plain window and draw in it.
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