Function ui_window_hook_message

Pythonwin/win32win.cpp:1574–1595

@pymethod object|PyCWnd|HookMessage|Hook a message notification handler

// @pymethod object|PyCWnd|HookMessage|Hook a message notification handler
static PyObject *
ui_window_hook_message(PyObject *self, PyObject *args)
{
	// @comm The handler object passed will be called as the application receives messages with the specified ID.
	// Note that it is not possible for PythonWin to consume a message - it is always passed on to the default handler.
	// The handler will be called with 2 arguments<nl>
	// * The handler object (as per all hook functions).<nl>
	// * A tuple representing the message.<nl>
	// The message tuple is in the following format:
	// @tupleitem 0|int|hwnd|The hwnd of the window.
	// @tupleitem 1|int|message|The message.
	// @tupleitem 2|int|wParam|The wParam sent with the message.
	// @tupleitem 3|int|lParam|The lParam sent with the message.
	// @tupleitem 4|int|time|The time the message was posted.
	// @tupleitem 5|int, int|point|The point where the mouse was when the message was posted.

	// @pyparm object|obHandler||The handler for the message notification.  This must be a callable object.
	// @pyparm int|message||The ID of the message to be handled. 
	// @rdesc The return value is the previous handler, or None.
	PyCWnd *s = (PyCWnd *)self;
	return add_hook_list(s, args,&s->pMessageHookList);
}
// @pymethod int|PyCWnd|IsChild|Determines if a given window is a child of this window.
PyObject *
ui_window_is_child(PyObject *self, PyObject *args)