HH_PRETRANSLATEMESSAGE command

This command is called in the message loop of your Windows application to ensure proper handling of Windows messages, especially keyboard messages when running HTML Help single thread.

The HTML Help API is not thread safe and must be called from one and only one thread in a process.

Example

MSG msg;



while (GetMessage (&msg;, NULL, 0, 0))  //Retrieve a message from the 

 {                                     //calling thread's message queue

  if (!HtmlHelp (

                 NULL,

                 NULL,

                 HH_PRETRANSLATEMESSAGE,

                 &msg;))

    {

     TranslateMessage (&msg;);

     DispatchMessage (&msg;);

    }

 }
 

Return value

• True, if message is translated.
• False, if command fails.

Comments

• The MSG structure contains message information from a thread's message queue.
• Before calling this command, you must first set the global property HH_GPROPID_SINGLETHREAD to VARIANT_TRUE by calling the HH_INITIALIZE command.

See also

HH_INITIALIZE
HH_UNINITIALIZE

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