I’m dealing with win32 api subclass. My issue is I don’t know my subclass procedure is running on a dialog or a “normal window”. Can anyone tell me how can I determine current window is a dialog or a normal window?
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I’m dealing with win32 api subclass. My issue is I don’t know my subclass procedure is running on a dialog or a “normal window”. Can anyone tell me how can I determine current window is a dialog or a normal window?
Check the name of the window class. There is no formal documented way of determining this other than that.