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#define INCL_WINWINDOWMGR
 
BOOL WinDestroyWindow(hwnd)
HWND hwnd;    /* handle of the window to destory */
 
The WinDestroyWindow function destroys a window and any child windows of
that window. If the window is locked, this function will not return until
the window has been unlocked (and destroyed).
 
Parameter  Description
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hwnd       Identifies the window to be destroyed.
 
Return Value
 
The return value is TRUE if the function is successful or FALSE if an error
occurs.
 
Comments
 
The window to be destroyed must have been created by the thread that issues
this call. Before the window identified by the hwnd parameter is itself
destroyed, all child windows it owns are also destroyed.
 
Note that any presentation spaces created with the WinGetPS function must be
released by calling the WinReleasePS function. This must be done before
calling WinDestroyWindow.
 
The following messages are sent by this function:
 
Value                    Meaning
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WM_ACTIVATE              Sent with the first message parameter equal to
                         FALSE if the window being destroyed is the active
                         window.
 
WM_DESTROY               Always sent to the window being destroyed after the
                         window has been hidden on the device, but before
                         its child windows have been destroyed.
 
WM_OTHERWINDOWDESTROYED  Sent to all main windows if the window being
                         destroyed, or any of its descendants, has been
                         registered with the WinRegisterWindowDestroy
                         function.
 
WM_RENDERALLFMTS         Sent if the clipboard owner is being destroyed and
                         there are unrendered formats in the clipboard.
 
If the window being destroyed is the active window, then both the active
window and the input-focus window are transferred to another window when the
window is destroyed.
 
See Also
 
WinCreateStdWindow, WinCreateWindow, WinGetPS, WinLockWindow,
WinRegisterWindowDestroy, WinReleasePS, WinDestroyAccelTable,
WinDestroyAtomTable, WinDestroyCursor, WinDestroyHeap, WinDestroyMsgQueue,
WinDestroyPointer, WM_ACTIVATE, WM_DESTROY
 
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