An interesting problem
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I create a thread in a very simple app, that way:
HWND hWnd = CreateWindow(...); DWORD _tid; if((CreateThread(NULL, 0, msgprocessing, hWnd, 0, &_tid)) == NULL) { error(); } // hWnd is the parameter for threadI need tu run message processing in the thread to catch msg's for hWnd window, but it won't work. Everything else is coded correctly. Any ideas why :confused: -
I create a thread in a very simple app, that way:
HWND hWnd = CreateWindow(...); DWORD _tid; if((CreateThread(NULL, 0, msgprocessing, hWnd, 0, &_tid)) == NULL) { error(); } // hWnd is the parameter for threadI need tu run message processing in the thread to catch msg's for hWnd window, but it won't work. Everything else is coded correctly. Any ideas why :confused: -
Hi, have you tried to create the window in the thread that needs to catch the messages? This should work.
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Hi, U can create window in thread. The message of that window will pass though the PreTransalte and MessageLoop of the application . If needed i hope u can implement you own message loop(in the thread itself) after the creation of window. I do not know if the implementation of message loop in the thread will causue any problem withe the main message loop of the application. Prasanth Vijay
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Hi, U can create window in thread. The message of that window will pass though the PreTransalte and MessageLoop of the application . If needed i hope u can implement you own message loop(in the thread itself) after the creation of window. I do not know if the implementation of message loop in the thread will causue any problem withe the main message loop of the application. Prasanth Vijay
U can use PeekMessage() message for implementing the message catching loop. See the help in MSDN. If u have time, Plz have look on CWInApp::Run() or CWinThread::Run() in the MFC message implementation. This will give very good idea on the messaeg loop implemenattion. Thanks Prasanth Vijay
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U can use PeekMessage() message for implementing the message catching loop. See the help in MSDN. If u have time, Plz have look on CWInApp::Run() or CWinThread::Run() in the MFC message implementation. This will give very good idea on the messaeg loop implemenattion. Thanks Prasanth Vijay
I used the PeekMessage and tried to create the window in the secondary thread, but still not working. So I placed the whole code, here (sorry for the comments, they are not in ENG)