win 32 api with c
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Actually I am a new learner for win32 api How can Create new window with all new button and new window when one button is clicked. Can I make whole program as one function? If so, how?
If you are a learner, my recommendation will be to learn MFC instead of Win32, there is just one thing that it won't be much C but C++ as MFC provides a much easier and friendly interface for beginners to learn basic programming. MFC uses native Win32 handling and allows you to write the applications, instead of managing the low-level details of it; Win32 goes deep. One simple thread to talk about is, [winapi - Visual C++ Win32 or MFC C++? - Stack Overflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17290635/visual-c-win32-or-mfc-c), and then you can easily learn basics of MFC; creating new windows, handling button events etc. [MFC Tutorial - Creating a window with two classes](https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/6380/MFC-Tutorial-Creating-a-window-with-two-classes)
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Actually I am a new learner for win32 api How can Create new window with all new button and new window when one button is clicked. Can I make whole program as one function? If so, how?
Yes you can, but there are quite a few rules that you need to understand in Windows programming. There are some very good tutorials at Win32 Programming - FunctionX[^] and EFNet #Winprog[^]
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If you are a learner, my recommendation will be to learn MFC instead of Win32, there is just one thing that it won't be much C but C++ as MFC provides a much easier and friendly interface for beginners to learn basic programming. MFC uses native Win32 handling and allows you to write the applications, instead of managing the low-level details of it; Win32 goes deep. One simple thread to talk about is, [winapi - Visual C++ Win32 or MFC C++? - Stack Overflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17290635/visual-c-win32-or-mfc-c), and then you can easily learn basics of MFC; creating new windows, handling button events etc. [MFC Tutorial - Creating a window with two classes](https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/6380/MFC-Tutorial-Creating-a-window-with-two-classes)
The shit I complain about It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem ~! Firewall !~
I already started win32 api. I know the basic. I want to develop a program which support education. The program I want to do this In the first page or window a list of buttons(Eg. Physics, Mathematics...) When user click on this buttons a new screen with a list of buttons(Example in Physics button- Static, Dynamics...) After User click on of the button(Example Statics) New window with a full of text that describe about static Beside this this program has back and home button. Back button backward the on step down. Home button to the initial screen