The following typographical conventions are used throughout this book.
| Convention | Description |
|---|---|
| monospace | Indicates source code, structure syntax, examples, user input, and program output. For example,
ptbl->SortTable(pSort, TBL_BATCH); |
| Bold | Indicates an interface, method, function, structure, macro, or other keyword in Windows CE, the Microsoft® Windows® operating system, C, or C++. For example, CommandBar_Height is a function. Within discussions of syntax, bold type indicates that the text must be entered exactly as shown. |
| Italic | Indicates placeholders, most often method or function parameters; these placeholders stand for information that must be supplied by the implementation or the user. For example, lpButtons is a function parameter. Also indicates new terms that are defined in the glossary. |
| UPPERCASE | Indicates flags, return values, messages, and properties. For example, WSAEFAULT is a Windows Sockets error value, MF_CHECKED is a flag, and TB_ADDBUTTONS is a message. In addition, uppercase letters indicate segment names, registers, and terms used at the operating-system command level. |
| ( ) | Indicate one or more parameters that you pass to a function, in syntax. |