Craig writes Hello! to All:

  First a code snippet...later a question:

    if (ReadBitmap(habMain, pbd[j].btnBMPFile, &hbm))
    {
        memset(&btc, 0, sizeof(BTNCDATA));
        btc.cb = sizeof(BTNCDATA);
        btc.hImage = hbm;

        if (WinCreateWindow(hwnd, WC_BUTTON, "", BUTTON_STYLE,
                            0, 0, BUTTON_X, BUTTON_Y,
                            hwnd, HWND_TOP,
                            pbd[j].btnID+ID_FIRSTBUTTON,
                            &btc, NULL))
            btns[i++] = pbd[j].btnID;
    }

  As you can see I am creating a button with a bitmap attached to it by
using a BTNCDATA structure instead of passing the ordinal value of a bitmap
that is stored as a resource. It works quite well. :-)

  The question is this... Since the bitmap is attached to the button
itself, do I have to explicitly call GpiDeleteBitmap(..) to destroy the
bitmap that is attached to the button or is PM intelligent enough destroy
the bitmap for me?

  The toolkit references aren't clear on this, hell, they don't even tell
you how to do the above..

    See ya,

Craig
cam{at}wpc.cioe.com

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