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Latest revision as of 19:38, 9 April 2025
This hook allows the call to determine the flow of messages to be intercepted.
Syntax
MsgControlHook(hab, idContext, hwnd, pszClassName, usMsgClass, idControl, fSuccess);
Parameters
- hab (HAB) - input
- Anchor-block handle.
- idContext (LONG) - input
- Origin of call to hook.
- MCHK_CLASSMSGINTEREST
- WinSetClassMsgInterest
- MCHK_MSGINTEREST
- WinSetMsgInterest
- MCHK_MSGMODE
- WinSetMsgMode
- MCHK_SYNCHRONISATION
- WinSetSynchroMode
- hwnd (HWND) - input
- Window handle.
- This is the same as the window handle in the hwnd parameter of the WinSetMsgInterest function.
- pszClassName (PSZ) - input
- Window class name.
- This is the same as the window class name in the pszClassName parameter of the WinSetClassMsgInterest function.
- usMsgClass (ULONG) - input
- Message class.
- This is the same as the message class in the ulMsgClass parameter of the WinSetMsgInterest and the WinSetClassMsgInterest functions.
- idControl (LONG) - input
- Control setting.
- The setting varies with the value of the idContext parameter.
- For MCHK_CLASSMSGINTEREST
- it can be SMI_INTEREST, or SMI_NOINTEREST, or SMI_AUTODISPATCH.
- For MCHK_MSGINTEREST
- it can be SMI_INTEREST, or SMI_NOINTEREST, or SMI_RESET, or SMI_AUTODISPATCH.
- For MCHK_MSGMODE
- it can be SMD_DELAYED or SMD_IMMEDIATE.
- For MCHK_SYNCHRONISATION
- it can be SSM_SYNCHRONOUS, or SSM_ASYNCHRONOUS, or SSM_MIXED.
- fSuccess (PBOOL) - in/out
- Success indicator.
- TRUE
- Mode or interest successfully set.
- FALSE
- Mode or interest not successfully set.
Returns
- rc (BOOL) - returns
- Processing indicator.
- TRUE
- Do not call next hook in chain
- FALSE
- Call next hook in chain.
Remarks
If the hook is unable to alter the message control state, then the hook must establish the relevant error information.
Example Code
#define INCL_WINHOOKS /* Or use INCL_WIN, INCL_PM, */ #include <os2.h> HAB hab; /* Anchor-block handle. */ LONG idContext; /* Origin of call to hook. */ HWND hwnd; /* Window handle. */ PSZ pszClassName; /* Window class name. */ ULONG usMsgClass; /* Message class. */ LONG idControl; /* Control setting. */ PBOOL fSuccess; /* Success indicator. */ BOOL rc; /* Processing indicator. */ rc = MsgControlHook(hab, idContext, hwnd, pszClassName, usMsgClass, idControl, fSuccess);