C++ Syntax

void

MKI_DialogInitPropertySheet(

HWND f_hPropSheet,

MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST_PTR f_pSubclassList );

This procedure initializes the tab control in a property sheet dialog to allow the serving application to apply the current skin to that control.

Parameters

f_hPropSheet

[HWND] Handle of the property sheet window whose controls are to be initialized.

f_pSubclassList

[MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST_PTR] If not nullptr, this subclassing list will be used to subclass all property sheet dialog controls.

Comment

This procedure should be called in the PSCB_INITIALIZED case of all property sheet dialog handling procedures. If f_pSubclassList is not nullptr, all relevant dialog controls will be sub-classed. Use code similar to the following in your property sheet dialog's main message dispatching code:

INT_PTR CALLBACK

PropSheetProc( HWND f_hPropSheet, UINT f_unMessage, LPARAM f_lParam )

{

static MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST s_cSubclassList;

switch( f_unMessage )

{

case PSCB_INITIALIZED:

MKI_DialogInitPropertySheet( f_hPropSheet, &s_cSubclassList );

break;

}

return( 0 );

}

If you wish to use a local instance of MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST for each property page dialog instead of a static one, pass f_pSubclassList as nullptr here and call MKI_SUBCLASS_LIST::AddPropertySheetControls() in the WM_INITDIALOG case of the property page's dialog handling procedure instead.