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There are three messages that probably sent when the window closes, WM_QUIT, WM_DESTROY, WM_CLOSE.
Is there any difference between these?
And what order they are sent? E.g WM_CLOSE sent first, or WM_DESTROY sent first.
If it were me and I wanted to determine what order they are sent I would either put breakpoints on the message handlers and debug or I would write a message to the debug log in each message handler and debug. If you simply generate a C++ Windows SDK application then you will have a sample you can use.
Yea, I just realized I can do that way, thank you so much for telling me. However, I am a very beginner to debugging and c++, even if I use Visual Studio debugger, everyday until you tell me, I still didn't realize if I can use debugger for such usage.
You can see explanations at : Closing the Window