The CWinApp class is the base class from which you derive a Windows application object. An application object provides member functions for initializing your application (and each instance of it) and for running the application.
| Header File | Afxwin.h |
| Platforms | |
| Versions | 1.0 and later |
| Complete documentation | Visual C++ documentation |
The CWinApp constructor has been changed. In addition to providing the application's name, you can optionally provide the name of its help file as well.
Windows CE supports the CWinApp::LoadIcon member function differently than Windows 95 and Windows NT do.
MFC for Windows CE supports the CWinApp::ProcessMessageFilter member function for compatibility with existing code, but this function does not do anything in Windows CE.
Windows CE does not initialize the m_pszExeName property to the application's executable file name. If you use this data member, you must assign it a value, yourself.
MFC for Windows CE does not support the m_pActiveWnd property of the CWinApp class.
MFC for Windows CE does not support the following member functions of the CWinApp class.
CreatePrinterDC
EnableShellOpen
Enable3dControls
Enable3dControlsStatic
GetPrinterDeviceDefaults
LoadCursor
LoadOEMCursor
LoadStandardCursor
OnContextHelp
OnFilePrintSetup
OnHelpIndex
OnHelpFinder
OnHelpUsing
PreTranslateMessage
RegisterShellFileTypes
RunAutomated
RunEmbedded
SelectPrinter
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