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to fix compiler errors...
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window class and edit main()...
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get rid of that.
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storing the parent window, it is passed as an argument to sysData.make(), which does the child ID allocation. Child IDs are now window-local, getting rid of that restriction.
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channel whose use depends on the sysData itself. Also we won't need to save the parentWindow anymore, as the change to the make() function will take care of that for us.
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has its own class; the sysData knows about children. This updates the window class to become a generator and rewrites the WndProc as well.
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controls are fixed to the window once it has been open. Started accounting for parent windows in controls.
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returns nil instead of panicking, and the standard window procedure jumps directly to the default handler. Not what I originally wanted to do, but whatever, it finally works!
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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2006/02/10/529525.aspx
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in the UI thread...
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process hangs, so progress!
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mistake elsewhere. Now we're up to a panic... with Success...
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removed all that. Now the program just hangs...
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the HWND to the cache. Now we have a mysterious class not regsitered issue...
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fixed yet though...
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and hangs before creating a window...
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fix the rest and hope it works...
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private.
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standard window class, and wrote the skeleton window procedure.
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sysdata_windows.go.
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the skeleton of the Windows implementation.
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