HWND _System vis_init(PVISPLUGININIT initdata);The VISPLUGININIT structure contains the initialization data that PM123 passes to the plug-in.
typedef struct { int x, y, cx, cy; /* Location where the plug-in should create its window */ HWND hwnd; /* PM123's window handle */ PPLUGIN_PROCS procs; /* Pointers to functions which plug-ins can utilize */ int id; /* Plug-in's ID (1-32) */ char *param; /* Parameters passed to the plug-in */ } VISPLUGININIT, *PVISPLUGININIT;On return from the initialization function, the function should return the plug-in's window handle. The plug-in shouldn't not rely that initdata structure is pointing to the right location all the time, instead it should make its own copy of the structure.
If the plug-in creates a window, here's a window procedure you should base yours on:
MRESULT EXPENTRY PlugWinProc (HWND hwnd, ULONG msg, MPARAM mp1, MPARAM mp2) { switch (msg) { case DM_DRAGOVER: case DM_DROP: case 0x041f: case 0x041e: case WM_CONTEXTMENU: case WM_BUTTON2MOTIONSTART: WinSendMsg(plug.hwnd, msg, mp1, mp2); break; /* your stuff */ default: return WinDefWindowProc (hwnd, msg, mp1, mp2); } }If you want to create a window inside PM123's window, use WinCreateWindow()in vis_init():
WinRegisterClass(hab, "ExamplePlugin", PlugWinProc, CS_SIZEREDRAW, 0); hwndClient = WinCreateWindow(initdata->hwnd, "ExamplePlugin", "PM123 Example Visual Plug-in", WS_VISIBLE, initdata->x, initdata->y, initdata->cx, initdata->cy, initdata->hwnd, HWND_TOP, initdata->id, NULL, NULL); return(hwndClient);