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SUMMARYThe Microsoft Foundation Class Library includes macros that an application can include in the message map of a CWnd or CWnd derived object.These macros, such as ON_WM_PAINT() and ON_WM_SIZE(), map common messages to default handler functions. The Microsoft Foundation Class Library provides macros for all standard window messages. To process user-defined message or less-common window messages (like WM_COMMNOTIFY), use the ON_MESSAGE() macro. The ON_MESSAGE macro must be used in a CWnd derived class. For example, it cannot be used in a CWinApp class or a CDocument class because neither of these classes is derived from CWnd. MORE INFORMATIONHere's an example of how an application could use ON_MESSAGE:
The function specified by the second parameter of the ON_MESSAGE macro must
be a function that takes two parameters, a WPARAM and an LPARAM, and
returns a LRESULT. For more information about the ON_MESSAGE() macro, see
Technical Note #6 in the MFC Tech Notes Help file distributed with
Microsoft Visual C++ version 1.0 and in the MFC Technical Notes included
in the Visual C++ Books Online. Or search the Visual C++ Books Online on
the keyword "ON_MESSAGE."
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