Gzip windows wizard

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The header area at the top of the page is handled by the property sheet, so it is not included in the template. Because the interior page needs to fit between the header and the buttons, the Wizard97 dialog box template is x dialog units, somewhat smaller than the template for exterior pages. After you have created the dialog box templates and related resources such as bitmaps and string tables, you can create the property sheet pages.

The procedure is similar to that for standard property sheets. Some members are specific to wizards. This array is used when creating the property sheet. The array index of a page's handle determines the default order in which it is displayed. Otherwise, there is no significant difference between the two approaches. In this example, the page's title, subtitle, and dialog box template are all identified by their resource IDs.

Because it will be the second page to appear, the handle is assigned to the array of handles, ahpsp , with an index of 1. Multiple pages can have a pointer to the same data, and any change to the data made by one page is available to the other pages in their dialog procedures.

This structure allows you to specify the pages that make up the wizard and the default order in which they are displayed, along with several related parameters. You then launch the wizard by calling the PropertySheet function. Instead, the wizard displays the caption that is specified in the current page's dialog box template. If the template lacks a caption, the caption from the previous page is displayed.

Thus, to display the same caption on all pages, specify the caption in the template for the introductory page. The Wizardstyle wizard has both watermark and header graphics, specified by their resource IDs. Each page of the wizard needs a dialog box procedure to process Windows messages, particularly notifications from its controls and the wizard. The notification's ID is contained in the structure's code member. The four notifications that most wizards need to handle are the following.

Handling this message allows the wizard to do any needed initialization tasks, such as storing custom data or setting fonts. The wizard is automatically destroyed by the system, but handling this message allows you to do any needed cleanup. This notification is usually handled to initialize data for the page and enable the appropriate buttons. By default, the wizard displays Back , Next , and Cancel buttons, with all buttons enabled.

You can change the button state with this message at any time. For example, you may want the Next button to be initially disabled. By default, the wizard automatically goes to either the next or previous page in the order that is defined when the property sheet is created.

A common reason to handle these notifications is to prevent the user from switching pages, or to override the default page order. For example:. When either of these buttons is clicked, the wizard is automatically destroyed by the system. However, you can handle these notifications if you need to perform cleanup tasks before the wizard is destroyed. The preceding section assumes that you are implementing a wizard for a system with version 5 or later of the common controls.

If you are writing a wizard for systems with earlier versions of the common controls, many of the features discussed in the preceding section will not be available. These patents made it impossible for us to use compress , and we needed a replacement. The superior compression ratio of gzip is just a bonus. Documentation for Gzip is available online, as is documentation for most GNU software.

A brief summary is available by running gzip --help. It is used to discuss all aspects of Gzip, including development and enhancement requests, as well as bug reports. Or you can use the mailing list web interface. Development of Gzip, and GNU in general, is a volunteer effort, and you can contribute.