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Feature Only in Professional and Enterprise Editions Creating a Custom AppWizard is supported only in Visual C++ Professional and Enterprise Editions. For more information, see .
The following macros are set from the Window Styles tab of the Step 4 Advanced Options dialog box.
| Macro |
Type |
Description |
| FRAME_STYLES |
BOOL |
Whether the standard MFC AppWizard user or custom AppWizard user has specified nondefault main frame styles. |
| SW_ARG |
text |
Argument to the function. Normally this is “m_nCmdShow”, but if the user has chosen “maximized” or “minimized” for the main frame, this value is “SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED” or “SW_SHOWMINIMIZED”, respectively. |
| FRAME_STYLE_FLAGS |
text |
If nondefault main frame styles are selected by the AppWizard user, this macro’s value represents the selected main frame styles and is added to the style data member of the passed to . |
| MDICHILD |
BOOL |
Whether the standard MFC AppWizard user or custom AppWizard user has specified splitter windows in an MDI application and/or chosen nondefault child frame styles. AppWizard must generate a class derived from CMDIChildWnd. |
| CHILD_FRAME_STYLES |
BOOL |
TRUE, if the user has chosen nondefault child frame styles. |
| CHILD_FRAME_STYLE_FLAGS |
text |
If nondefault child frame styles are selected by the AppWizard user, the value of this macro is the text that represents the selected child frame styles, and is added to the style data member of the CREATESTRUCT passed to PreCreateWindow. |
| SPLITTER_MDI |
BOOL |
TRUE, if the AppWizard user has chosen splitter windows in an MDI application. |
| SPLITTER_SDI |
BOOL |
TRUE, if the AppWizard user has chosen splitter windows in an SDI application. |
See Also Standard AppWizard Macros, The Dictionary, CCustomAppwiz::ProcessTemplate, CCustomAppwiz::PostProcessTemplate, How Macros Get Their Values