i'm foolish, so you can help me very easy

[nenfa]

i'm so foolish, who can help me? i got one message identification, for example, it's 0x10b3, how can i get the described information about it? as above is just one instance, if many message identification arise, i'll jump into whirlpool

[loyal ginger]

Windows Message ID constants[^]

[David Crow]

sunen wrote:

...how can i get the described information about it?

Given that you've simply shown a base-16 number, how are we to know? :confused:

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[Iain Clarke Warrior Programmer]

A fool is someone who fails to learn. So, asking this question once is not foolish. Asking the same question again, will be. So, to your actual question. Read the following blog article. I'll wait. The Old New Thing: Which message numbers belong to whom?[^] . . . . Back already? Wow! So, 0x10b3 lies solidly in the class defined message category. So, without knowing what kind of window you have (or more importantly: what kind of window other code thinks you have), it's impossible at answer your question. Without knowing a lot more, we can't help, sorry. I wish you luck, and cleverness, Iain.

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[nenfa]

you're a good man, thank you very much