The following example shows how to use the message buffer:
MyGenerateMesage(HIMC hIMC, UINT msg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAMlParam)
{
LPINPUTCONTEXT lpIMC;
HGLOBAL hTemp;
LPDWORD lpdwMsgBuf;
DWORD dwMyNumMsg = 1;
// Lock the input context.
lpIMC = ImmLockIMC(hIMC);
if (!lpIMC)
// Error!
// re-allocate the memory bloack for the message buffer.
hTemp = ImmReSizeIMCC(lpIMC->hMsgBuf,
(lpIMC->dwNumMsgBuf + dwMyNumMsg) * sizeof(DWORD) * 3);
if (!hTemp)
// Error!
lpIMC->hMsgBuf = hTemp;
// Lock the memory for the message buffer.
lpdwMsgBuf = ImmLockIMCC(lpIMC->hMsgBuf);
if (!lpdwMsgBuf)
// Error!
lpdwNumMsgBuf += 3 * lpIMC->dwNumMsgBuf.
// Set the number of the messages.
lpIMC->dwNumMsgBuf += dwMyNumMsg;
// Set the messages that the IME needs to generate.
*lpdwMsgBuf++ = (DWORD) msg;
*lpdwMsgBuf++ = (DWORD) wParam;
*lpdwMsgBuf++ = (DWORD) lParam;
// Unlock the memory for the message buffer and the input context.
ImmUnlockIMCC(lpIMC->hMsgBuf);
ImmLockIMC(hIMC);
// Call ImmGenerateMessage function.
ImmGenerateMessage(hIMC);
}