Re: Minimize n maximize a Window by programatically(Plz Help Me)

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hellokareem@gmail.com

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microsoft.public.vc.mfc

Date:

3 May 2006 23:47:17 -0700

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That is why i said u should override your "window proc " and check
resizing is occured..that time u can call ::showwindow with other
window handle with appropriate Parameters ..
if u don't have idea which are the other windows you can try with
'EnumWindows' API
(may be some problem will come ,if attempt all window try to maximize
or minimize so need some other checking also)
I didn't check yet so can't say 100%(if you want i will give full code
4 u)

HE Said
'In MFC, you don't use ::ShowWindow, but use the CWnd::ShowWindow

ShowWindow(SW_MAXIMIZE);
ShowWindow(SW_MINIMIZE); '
you are new comer ,so you can't direct call ShowWindow for other
window resizing ..that is what i said.."
(you should CWnd* from HWND )

i don't know why he worrying direct windows API .

one more thing he wrote

When you are maximizing another window, the concept of "override
wndproc" doesn't even
make sense, so I have no idea what you are talking about. If you have
a CWnd * to any
window (or any subclass of CWnd *) you can just call
ShowWindow(SW_MAXIMIZE) and you are
done. If you have just the HWND, you call ::ShowWindow(wnd,
SW_MAXIMIZE) and you are
done. The concept of "overriding wndproc" doesn't even enter the
picture! If the window
is in your process, it makes no sense, and if it is in some other
process, it isn't even
possible to discuss overriding its wndproc, so it is truly irrelevant.

HOW we can notifiy our window going to maximize or minimize ??(i
beleave .we want to override windowproc or should windowhook for this
purpose)

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