Run-down of the current status of my project to introduce every aspect of Win32 programming in a tutorial article by article fashion.
It's been a while since I last updated the list of Win32 Programming articles here at Suite101. While I was thinking about how best to group them, it occurred to me that I could probably create a whole tutorial on getting started in Windows programming.
So, before I such off and document the entire Win32 API for you all, I thought I'd give you the current state of play. The following are broken down into areas. Eventually, each one will be a subtopic in an article designed to take the reader through the articles in a logical fashion. That being the definition of a tutorial.
Introduction to Windows Programming
Anatomy of a Windows Application
Callback Functions : Example Using Timer Callback
Message Processing
Win32 Message Processing Primer
Processing WM_ Messages in Windows Applications
Intercepting Messages in Windows Programming
Child Windows
Dynamic User Interface Tips & Tricks
The remaining topic areas such as the mouse, GDI, and common dialog boxes will be fleshed out during the month of July.
Until the next time,
Keep on Programming
