Registering Window Classes

Whenever you create an interface element from an interface object using the Create or Execute functions, the object checks to see if another object of the same type has registered with Windows.

If so, the element is created based on the existing Windows registration class. If not, the object automatically registers itself, then is created based on the class just registered. This removes the burden from the programmer of making sure all window classes are registered before use.

See Also

• Creating Interface Objects
• Destroying Interface Objects
• Interface Objects Overview
• Parent and Child Interface Elements
• The Generic Interface Object: TWindow