使用C++代码封装的win32操作类， 与MFC相似，对于学习SDK与C++是巨好的参考 Tutorials Menu of tutorials Tutorial 1: The Simplest Window Tutorial 2: Using Classes and Inheritance Tutorial 3: Using Messages to Create a Scribble Window Tutorial 4: Repainting the Window Tutorial 5: Wrapping a Frame around our Scribble Window Tutorial 6: Customising Window Creation Tutorial 7: Customising the Toolbar Tutorial 8: Loading and Saving Files Tutorial 9: Printing Tutorial 10: Finishing Touches Tutorial 1: The Simplest Window The following code uses Win32++ to create a window. This is all the code you need (in combination with Win32++) to create and display a simple window. Note that in order to add the Win32++ code to our program, we use an #include statement as shown below. #include "../Win32++/Wincore.h" INT WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPTSTR, int) { //Start Win32++ CWinApp MyApp; //Create a CWnd object CWnd MyWindow; //Create (and display) the window MyWindow.Create(); //Run the application return MyApp.Run(); } This program has four key steps: Start Win32++. We do this here by creating a CWinApp object called MyApp. Create a CWnd object called MyWindow. Create a default window by calling the Create function. Start the message loop, by calling the Run function. If you compile and run this program, you'll find that the application doesn't end when the window is closed. This is behaviour is normal. An illustration of how to use messages to control the windows behaviour (including closing the application) will be left until tutorial 3.