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xpbtncontrol
- Here is an XP-style Button. It works on all windows OSs: 95/98/Me/NT/W2K/XP. No subclassing etc is needed to use this control - it s just a plain simple button control. This code is a modified form of the OCX code I recently saw on codeguru. The butt
keyboard
- 这是一个用Windows API写的屏幕键盘。是很好的编程参考代码。 程序里面有两点新东东：Button的Subclassing，同时自己处理鼠标点击消息； 鼠标的钩子函数-This is a Windows API to write the screen keyboard. Programming is a good reference source. Inside there are two new Wanton : Button Subclassing, while their own m
subclassing
- Windows MFC的窗口子类化的一个例子，写的很好，可以参考！-Windows MFC Subclassing a window for an example of good writing, you can refer to!
ddvip_com_00584419548f01
- IP地址输入框，子类化Edit,很好用的。有些可能不完善，改一下应该能满足需求。-Enter the IP Address box, Subclassing Edit, well used. Some of them may be imperfect, you should be able to meet the demand.
SubClassing
- 子类化原代码,帮助你如何子类化一个窗口或控件-subclassing tech you how to sub class!
subclassvckkl
- 本代码演示了如何利用窗口子类化技术隐藏系统图标 -This code demonstrates how to use window subclassing techniques to hide system icons
QQ2009
- 子类化重绘仿QQ2009渐变按钮 子类化重绘仿QQ2009渐变按钮-Subclassing the button to redraw the gradient imitation QQ2009
XP_ButtonCtrl
- windows 界面编程，xp样式炫酷按钮。-Here is an XP-style Button. It works on all windows OSs: No subclassing etc is needed to use this control- it s just a plain simple button control.
modtranslv
- VB子类化透明listview，让Listview的背景图片变得透明，让它看上去更漂亮，使用时注意，请把窗体Picture设为图片就能看到透明效果了。 说明： NewTxtBoxProc = CallWindowProc(origProc, hwnd, uMsg, wParam, lParam) 将此句调到最后是为了防止出现滚动条奇怪消失的现象，原版本是放在updatewindow前，这个是试出来的。 -Transparent VB subclassing li
art_subclass_demo
- 本程序演示如何通过子类化创建自己的窗口类。-Demonstrates how to create your own window class by subclassing.
qss
- Qt Style Sheets为Qt程序提供不需要修改代码改变界面风格的方法。本qss提供一种黑色风格qss源码，加载abc_satellite.qss即可，图片是使用风格后效果图。-Qt Style Sheets are a powerful mechanism that allows you to customize the appearance of widgets, in addition to what is already possible by subclassing QStyle
vb5dialg
- Project files to accompany the VBPJ article on subclassing the File Common Dialogs