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This list shows the core WinBinder functions listed by category. These functions start with the prefix wb_. Some functions may appear in more than one category.
Tip: You may also consult the . For other functions, see the See also section below.
WARNING: The functions marked with a stop sign (
) provide low-level access to the Windows API and should be used with great care.
Control functions
These functions are related to WinBinder controls.
| | Creates a control, menu, or accelerator
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| | Creates one or more items in a control or menu
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| | Deletes items from a control or menu
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| | Destroys a control
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| | Retrieves the class of a control, window or menu
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| | Returns the handle to a child control in a dialog box or in a menu item
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| | Tells whether a control is enabled
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| | Returns a handle to the window or control that has the keyboard focus
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| | Returns the integer identifier of a control or window
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| | Returns the number of items in an object
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| | Returns an array with child items or controls
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| | Retrieves the level of a control item
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| | Returns the control or item parent
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| | Retrieves the position of a control or window
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| | Returns the selected state of one or more items
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| | Retrieves the size of a control or window
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| | Retrieves the expanded or collapsed state of a treeview node
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| | Gets the text from a control, window, menu item, an item, or sub-item
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| | Retrieves the value of a control, item, or sub-item
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| | Tells whether an object is visible
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| | Refreshes or redraws an object
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| | Sets a specific area in a window
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| | Enables or disables a control
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| | Assigns the focus to an object
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| | Sets the font of a control
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| | Assigns an image to an object
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| | Assigns a portion of an image to a control item
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| | Sets the location of an HTML control or sends a special command to it
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| | Moves an object
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| | Sets the valid range of values of a control.
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| | Selects one or more items of a control
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| | Sets the size of an object
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| | Sets the state of a treeview node
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| | Sets or resets the style of an object
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| | Sets the text of an object
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| | Sets the value(s) and/or the minimum and maximum range of a control
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| | Shows or hides an object
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| | Sorts the contents of a control
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Dialog functions
These functions are related to standard dialog boxes and message boxes.
| | Displays a message box
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| | Displays the standard Select Color dialog box
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| | Displays the standard Open dialog box
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| | Displays the standard Select Path dialog box
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| | Displays the standard Save As dialog box
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Drawing functions
These are functions that draw pixels, shapes, lines, and text.
| | Draws an opaque or transparent bitmap
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| | Draws a straight line
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| | Draws a point of color
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| | Draws a filled or hollow rectangle
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| | Draws a text string
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| | Returns the RGB color value of a pixel
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Image functions
These functions are related to images (bitmaps, icons and cursors).
| | Creates an image
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| | Creates a masked (transparent) image
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| | Destroys an image
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| | Loads an image file from disk and returns a handle to it
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| | Returns the internal true-color representation of an image
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| | Gets the dimensions of an image
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| | Saves an image to disk
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| | Assigns an image to an object
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| | Assigns a portion of an image to a control item
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Low-level functions
These functions are for direct access to the Windows API and other low-level operations.
| | Calls a DLL function
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| | Creates an image with DIB parameters
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| | Loads a DLL into memory
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| | Returns the address of a variable
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| | Retrieves the address of a library function
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| | Returns the internal true-color representation of an image
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| | Gets the contents of a memory area
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| | Sets the contents of a memory area
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| | Releases a DLL from memory
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| | Sends a Windows message to an object
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System functions
These are functions related to the OS or functions that simply did not fit in any other category.
| | Opens or executes a command
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| | Creates a font
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| | Creates a timer
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| | Destroys a font
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| | Destroys a timer
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| | Looks for a file in the Windows and System directories
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| | Detects a running instance of a WinBinder application
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| | Returns the value of a registry entry
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| | Returns various data about the current system
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| | Enters the Windows main loop
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| | Plays a system sound
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| | Sets the value of a registry entry
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| | Verifies mouse and keyboard status, create a delay
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Window functions
These functions are related to windows and dialog boxes.
| | Creates a window
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| | Destroys a window
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| | Retrieves the class of a control, window or menu
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| | Returns a handle to the window or control that has the keyboard focus
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| | Returns the integer identifier of a control or window
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| | Returns the number of items in an object
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| | Returns an array with child items or controls
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| | Returns the control or item parent
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| | Retrieves the position of a control or window
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| | Retrieves the size of a control or window
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| | Gets the text from a control, window, menu item, an item, or sub-item
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| | Tells whether an object is visible
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| | Refreshes or redraws an object
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| | Assigns the focus to an object
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| | Assigns a callback function to a window
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| | Assigns an image to an object
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| | Moves an object
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| | Sets a specific area in a window
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| | Sets the size of an object
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| | Sets or resets the style of an object
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| | Sets the text of an object
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| | Shows or hides an object
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| | Verifies mouse and keyboard status, create a delay
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See also
) provide low-level access to the Windows API and should be used with great care.
