WindowProc API Reference - Functions

Introduction

The WindowProc function is essential for system-level operations. It triggers the execution of a procedure that runs on the current window.

Function Details

The WindowProc function receives a pointer to the current window. This pointer allows the system to interact with the window's associated applications and processes.

Invocation

To invoke WindowProc, you typically call the function from a GUI event handler, such as a button click or a window close event.

Example - Simple Interaction

A simple example shows how to invoke WindowProc when a button is clicked:

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Relationship to Other Windows

WindowProc is also involved in the process of window management, especially when the window is resized or the window is moved.

Further Resources

For more detailed information, refer to the official Microsoft documentation: Windows API Reference - Functions