HWND hProperty; //HWND is a window handle type char* text = "Hello, world!"; WndProperty_SetText(hProperty, text); //set the "Hello, world!" text value to the window property
WNDCLASS wc = {...}; // define a WNDCLASS window class HWND hwnd; // define handle to a window WNDPROC wndProc; // define a window procedure callback function WNDPROC lpfnOuter = DefWindowProc; // define the default window procedure callback function InitializeWndClassInfo(wc, wndProc, lpfnOuter); // initialize the window class hwnd = CreateWindow(wc); // create a window using the initialized window class WndProperty_SetText(hwnd, "Property Text"); // set the window property textThis example demonstrates how to create a window using the CreateWindow function and initialize it using a WNDCLASS structure, window procedure callback function, and default window procedure callback function. Once the window is created, the WndProperty_SetText function sets the text of the window property to the specified value. This example code uses an external library or package such as Visual Studio MFC or Win32 API. In conclusion, WndProperty SetText is a function that is used to set the text value of a window property in C++ programming language. This function is commonly used in conjunction with external libraries such as Visual Studio MFC or Win32 API.