The CreateToolbarEx function creates a toolbar window and adds the specified buttons to the toolbar.
HWND CreateToolbarEx(
| HWND hwnd, | |
| DWORD ws, | |
| UINT wID, | |
| int nBitmaps, | |
| HINSTANCE hBMInst, | |
| UINT wBMID, | |
| LPCTBBUTTON lpButtons, | |
| int iNumButtons, | |
| int dxButton, | |
| int dyButton, | |
| int dxBitmap, | |
| int dyBitmap, | |
| UINT uStructSize | |
| ); |
Parameters
hwnd
Handle to the parent window for the toolbar.
ws
Window styles for the toolbar. This parameter must specify at least the WS_CHILD style. It can also include a combination of styles as discussed in Toolbars and related topics.
wID
Control identifier for the toolbar.
nBitmaps
Number of button images contained in the bitmap specified by hBMInst and wBMID.
hBMInst
Module instance with the executable file that contains the bitmap resource.
wBMID
Resource identifier for the bitmap resource. If hBMInst is NULL, this parameter must be a valid bitmap handle.
lpButtons
Pointer to an array of TBBUTTON structures that contains information about the buttons to add to the toolbar.
iNumButtons
Number of buttons to add to the toolbar.
dxButton
Width, in pixels, of the buttons to add to the toolbar.
dyButton
Height, in pixels, of the buttons to add to the toolbar.
dxBitmap
Width, in pixels, of the button images to add to the buttons in the toolbar.
dyBitmap
Height, in pixels, of the button images to add to the buttons in the toolbar.
uStructSize
Size of a TBBUTTON structure.
Return Values
If the function succeeds, the return value is the window handle to the toolbarl
If the function fails, the return value is NULL.
Remarks
Windows 95: The system can support a maximum of 16,364 window handles.
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