CWX

2.0

Specifies optional parameters for the CorrectWritingEx1AOBT7 function. (Japanese version only.)

typedef struct {

DWORD cbSize;

WORD wApplyFlags;

HWND hwndText;

HRC hrc;

char szCaption[CBCAPTIONCWX];

DWORD dwEditStyle;

DWORD dwSel;

DWORD dwFlags;

WORD ixkb;

WORD rgState[CKBCWX];

POINT ptUL;

SIZE sizeHW;

} CWX;

Members

cbSize

Size of this structure in bytes. This field must be initialized to sizeof(CWX).

wApplyFlags

Options to specify which members of this structure are to be used to override the most-recently-used values provided by default; not all fields qualify. If this value is 0, the most-recently-used settings will be shown; otherwise, this value can be a combination of the following values:

Constant	Description
CWXA_CONTEXT	Use the dwFlags member to specify context.
CWXA_KBD	Use the ixkb member to specify a keyboard.
CWXA_STATE	Apply the states provided in the rgState array.
CWXA_PTUL	Move the dialog box upper corner to the screen position specified by the ptUL member.
CWXA_SIZE	Use the window size specified by the sizeHW member while using the handwriting recognition tab.
CWXA_NOUPDATEMRU	Do not update the registry with the last state of the correction dialog. This causes any changes made to the position and state of the Data Input Window to be discarded. This has no effect on user changes to the text, however.

hwndText

Text window to which to send WM_GETTEXT and WM_SETTEXT messages. If this is NULL, the owner of the Correct Writing dialog box will be used.

hrc

Handle to a recognition context. If this is NULL, a WM_PENMISC message with the wParam parameter of PMSC_GETHRC will be sent to the owner window to get a recognition context. If that too is NULL, then a default context will be used. The system will destroy its copy of hrc before the call returns.

szCaption[CBCAPTIONCWX]

A null-terminated array of characters to be used for a dialog caption. If this string has 0 length, then the default caption Edit Text will be used. The maximum length of caption allowed is specified by the CBCAPTIONCWX constant.

dwEditStyle

Style to use for the Data Input Window's edit control. By default this is ES_LEFT. If this style includes ES_MULTILINE, entry of Return and Tab characters is allowed; otherwise, they are not allowed. In any case, the style of the actual edit control will look like a multiline edit control.

dwSel

Specifies the selection. The low-order word (LOWORD) is the start position and the high-order word (HIWORD) is the end position. The default values are 0 for start and 0xFFFF for end, to select all text.

dwFlags

Specifies context flags, provided that the CWXA_CONTEXT bit is set in the wApplyFlags member; otherwise, the most-recently-used context flags are used and this field is ignored. On return, this field contains the updated flags. The flags may be CWX_DEFAULT (0), or a bitwise-OR combination of the following constant values:

Constant	Description
CWX_TOPMOST	Specifies that the dialog window is to be a topmost window. The window is not topmost by default.
CWX_NOTOOLTIPS	Disables showing tool tips for graphical buttons. They are shown by default.
CWX_JPERIOD	Specifies that the Japanese period is to be used on some keys on the Data Input Window keypads. The English period is used by default.
CWX_JCOMMA	Specifies that the Japanese comma is to be used on some keys on the Data Input Window keypads. The English comma is used by default.
CWX_DEFAULT	Zero; none of the above flags are set.

ixkb

Specifies which Data Input Window keyboard, or handwriting input, is to be used first, provided that the CWXA_KBD bit is set in the wApplyFlags member; otherwise, the most-recently use keyboard is used and this field is ignored. On return, this field contains the updated keyboard identifier. This may be one of the following values:

Constant	Description
CWXK_HW	Handwriting, not keyboard, input. If this value is specified, most of the dialog will be available for handwriting input, and the dialog will be sizable.
CWXK_50	50-On keyboard.
CWXK_QWERTY	QWERTY keyboard, including Hiragana, Katakana, and Romaji-to-Kana conversion alternative states.
CWXK_ROMAJI	Condensed Romaji-to-Kana keyboard, similar to some pocket computers.
CWXK_NUM	Numeric and Telephone keyboard.
CWXK_KANJI	Kanji keyboard, which provides a method of specifying a Kanji character based on its strokes.
CWXK_CODE	Kanji Code Finder keyboard, which allows the lookup of a Kanji character based on its JIS, Shift-JIS, or Kuten code value.
CWXK_YOMI	Kanji character finder based on the sound, or reading (Yomi) of the character.

rgState[CKBCWX]

An array of keyboard states with which to initialize the CKBCWX number of keyboards, provided that the CWXA_STATE bit is set in the wApplyFlags member; otherwise, the most-recently-used states are used and this member is ignored. On return, this member contains the updated states. Each element of the array may be CWXKS_DEFAULT (0, which is equivalent to CWXKS_HAN + CWXKS_ROMA), or a bitwise-OR combination of the following constants:

Constant	Description
CWXKS_CAPS	Set CAPSLOCK state on QWERTY keyboard.
CWXKS_HAN	Set Hankaku (single-byte) state.
CWXKS_ZEN	Set Zenkaku (double-byte) state.
CWXKS_ROMA	Set Romaji characters state.
CWXKS_HIRA	Set Hiragana characters state.
CWXKS_KATA	Set Katakana characters state.

ptUL

Specifies the upper-left corner of the dialog in screen coordinates, provided that the CWXA_PTUL bit is set in the wApplyFlags member; otherwise, the most-recently-used position is used and this member is ignored. On return, this member contains the updated screen position of the upper-left corner.

sizeHW

Specifies the size of the dialog when it is in handwriting input mode, provided that the CWXA_SIZE bit is set in the wApplyFlags member; otherwise, the most-recently-used size is used and this field is ignored. On return, this field contains the updated size.

Comments

Note that even if some bits are not set in wApplyFlags, the corresponding structure members are still updated with the last-used values on return.

See Also

CorrectWritingEx