Re: CAsyncSocket message handling
Sounds about right. Where, exactly is this code? I cannot find thes=
e lines anywhere in
the MFC runtime. I specifically looked in the VS98 MFC source director=
y and could not
find them.
Joseph,
The code was in the first post, line 2688 was clearly marked:
MSG msg;
while (GetMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0) == TRUE)
{
LOGWARN "Received msg: [message=%u, hwnd=%d,
wParam=%u, lParam=%u,
x=%u, y=%u]",
msg.message, msg.hwnd, msg.wParam,
msg.lParam, msg.pt.x,
msg.pt.y);
..
..
TranslateMessage(&msg);
DispatchMessage(&msg); // <- Line
2688
}
... hence the last call from my code is DispatchMessage() - after that
the code is in Microsoft's libraries.
Note that if this is your code, then your code is erroneous, because it s=
hould not have
anything like this in it.
Shouldn't have anything like what in it?
Are you saying I shouldn't use DispatchMessage()?
Why not, and how else do the MFC callbacks get processed ?
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