CWinAppEx Class

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07/22/2011

CWinAppEx handles the application state, saves the state to the registry, loads the state from the registry, initializes application managers, and provides links to those same application managers.

class CWinAppEx : public CWinApp

Members

Public Constructors

Name	Description
CWinAppEx::CWinAppEx	Constructs a CWinAppEx object.

Public Methods

Name	Description
CWinAppEx::CleanState	Removes information about the application from the Windows registry.
CWinAppEx::EnableLoadWindowPlacement	Specifies whether the application will load the initial size and location of the main frame window from the registry.
CWinAppEx::EnableTearOffMenus	Enables tear-off menus for the application.
CWinAppEx::EnableUserTools	Enables the user to create custom menu commands in the application.
CWinAppEx::ExitInstance	Called by the framework from within the Run member function to exit this instance of the application. (Overrides CWinApp::ExitInstance.)
CWinAppEx::GetBinary	Reads binary data that is associated with the specified registry value.
CWinAppEx::GetContextMenuManager	Returns a pointer to the global CContextMenuManager object.
CWinAppEx::GetDataVersion
CWinAppEx::GetDataVersionMajor	Returns the major version of the application saved in the Windows registry.
CWinAppEx::GetDataVersionMinor	Returns the minor version of the application saved in the Windows registry.
CWinAppEx::GetInt	Reads numeric data that is associated with the specified value from the registry.
CWinAppEx::GetKeyboardManager	Returns a pointer to the global CKeyboardManager object.
CWinAppEx::GetMouseManager	Returns a pointer to the global CMouseManager object.
CWinAppEx::GetObject	Reads CObject-derived data that is associated with the specified value from the registry.
CWinAppEx::GetRegSectionPath	Returns a string that is the path of a registry key. This path concatenates the supplied relative path with the application path.
CWinAppEx::GetRegistryBase	Returns the registry path for the application.
CWinAppEx::GetSectionBinary	Reads binary data that is associated with the specified key and value from the registry.
CWinAppEx::GetSectionInt	Reads numeric data from the registry associated with the specified key and value.
CWinAppEx::GetSectionObject	Reads CObject data that is associated with the specified key and value from the registry.
CWinAppEx::GetSectionString	Reads string data that is associated with the specified key and value from the registry.
CWinAppEx::GetShellManager	Returns a pointer to the global CShellManager object.
CWinAppEx::GetString	Reads string data that is associated with the specified value from the registry.
CWinAppEx::GetTooltipManager	Returns a pointer to the global CTooltipManager object.
CWinAppEx::GetUserToolsManager	Returns a pointer to the global CUserToolsManager object.
CWinAppEx::InitContextMenuManager	Initializes the CContextMenuManager object.
CWinAppEx::InitKeyboardManager	Initializes the CKeyboardManager object.
CWinAppEx::InitMouseManager	Initializes the CMouseManager object.
CWinAppEx::InitShellManager	Initializes the CShellManager class
CWinAppEx::InitTooltipManager	Initializes the CTooltipManager class.
CWinAppEx::IsResourceSmartUpdate
CWinAppEx::IsStateExists	Indicates whether the specified key is in the registry.
CWinAppEx::LoadState	Loads the application state from the registry.
CWinAppEx::OnAppContextHelp	Called by the framework when the user requests context help for the Customization dialog box.
CWinAppEx::OnViewDoubleClick	Calls the user-defined command when the user double-clicks anywhere in the application.
CWinAppEx::OnWorkspaceIdle
CWinAppEx::SaveState	Writes the state of the application framework to the Windows registry.
CWinAppEx::SetRegistryBase	Sets the path of the default registry key. This key will serve as a root for all subsequent registry calls.
CWinAppEx::ShowPopupMenu	Displays a popup menu.
CWinAppEx::WriteBinary	Writes the binary data to the specified registry value.
CWinAppEx::WriteInt	Writes the numeric data to the specified registry value.
CWinAppEx::WriteObject	Writes data that is derived from the CObject Class to the specified registry value.
CWinAppEx::WriteSectionBinary	Writes the binary data to a value of the specified registry key.
CWinAppEx::WriteSectionInt	Writes the numeric data to a value of the specified registry key.
CWinAppEx::WriteSectionObject	Writes data derived from the CObject class to a value of the specified registry key.
CWinAppEx::WriteSectionString	Writes the string data to a value of the specified registry key.
CWinAppEx::WriteString	Writes the string data to the specified registry value.

Protected Methods

Name	Description
CWinAppEx::LoadCustomState	Called by the framework when the application state has been loaded.
CWinAppEx::LoadWindowPlacement	Called by the framework when it loads the size and location of your application from the registry. The loaded data includes the size and location of the main frame at the time your application last closed.
CWinAppEx::OnClosingMainFrame	Called by the framework when a main frame window is processing WM_CLOSE.
CWinAppEx::PreLoadState	Called by the framework immediately before the application state is loaded.
CWinAppEx::PreSaveState	Called by the framework immediately before the application state is saved.
CWinAppEx::ReloadWindowPlacement	Reloads the size and location of the supplied window from the registry
CWinAppEx::SaveCustomState	Called by the framework after it writes the application state to the registry.
CWinAppEx::StoreWindowPlacement	Called by the framework to write the size and location of the main frame to the registry.

Data Members

Name	Description
CWinAppEx::m_bForceImageReset	Specifies whether the framework will reset all toolbar images when the frame window that contains the toolbar is loaded.

Remarks

Much of the functionality provided by the MFC framework depends on the CWinAppEx class. You can incorporate the CWinAppEx class into your application in one of two ways:

Construct a CWinAppEx class in the main thread.
Derive the main application class from CWinAppEx.

After you incorporate CWinAppEx into your application, you can initialize any one of the application managers. Before you use an application manager, you must initialize it by calling the appropriate initialize method. To obtain a pointer to a specific manager, call the associated get method. The CWinAppEx class manages the following application managers: CMouseManager Class, CContextMenuManager Class, CKeyboardManager Class, CUserToolsManager Class, and CMenuTearOffManager Class.