Shoutbox

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Originally posted by DJeX
Does MS Visual C++ 6 just substitute the "Application->" and ", "Test", MB_OK" parts for you when you compile the program or that just extra crap Borland adds?

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well i reckon VC just auto puts that in to make it more Dev friendly.

if you put the MessageBox call on a button click in a MFC project. a little box thing comes up to tell you what you need.



but see how it says "lpszCaption = NULL" and nType = MB_OK.
well if you leave them out like

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MessageBox("im awesome");

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then the caption will be auto set to null and the box will only have 1 "Ok" button.

but

if you do it the API way to create windows. usign CreateWindowEx and registering classes and stuff. you'll need to put in all 4 arguments (the handle (0 for desktop), " the caption as a char", "title as char",  Button Type (MB_OK or more in API viewer));

hope that makes sense