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== Eiffel with Microsoft Windows ==
Primary source for Eiffel platform specific support for Microsoft Windows
Primary source for Eiffel platform specific support for Microsoft Windows
* [[.NET| Eiffel for .NET documentation]]
** [[.NET Installation instructions|Installation instructions]]

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[[Property:title|WEL Library]]
[[Property:link_title|WEL]]
[[Property:title|WEL]]
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==WEL (Windows Eiffel Library)==
Type: Library <br/>
Platform: Windows <br/>
See:
* [[WEL Interface Content|Content]]
* [[WEL Samples|Samples]]
* [[ref:libraries/wel/reference/index|Reference]]
WEL is an encapsulation of the Win32 Application Programming Interface (API), and provides users with a powerful means of creating Win32 Applications.
==Getting started with WEL==
If you are new to WEL, then the best place to begin is the [[Tutorial|tutorial]] which is a series of samples demonstrating the development of a simple WEL system.
Also take a look at [[WEL Common Concepts|WEL common concepts]] for details of some common concepts used in WEL programming.

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An on_paint message corresponds to the Wm_paint message generated by Windows whenever it needs to re-paint a window, and if you look at the feature, you can see that the arguments are a [[ref:libraries/wel/reference/wel_paint_dc_chart|WEL_PAINT_DC]] and a[[ref:libraries/wel/reference/wel_rect_chart| WEL_RECT]] . which are relevant to this message. By redefining this feature (and others as required), your code will be able to respond appropriately to windows events.
{{note| '''Note'''. See [[Tutorial Step 2|step2]] in the [[Tutorial|tutorial]] for a simple demonstration involving the re-definition of <eiffel>on_left_button_down</eiffel>. }}
{{note| '''Note'''. See [[Tutorial Step 2|step2]] in the [[WEL Tutorial|tutorial]] for a simple demonstration involving the re-definition of <eiffel>on_left_button_down</eiffel>. }}
For different messages received by a control, the arguments will differ (sometimes there are none), but those arguments will always be relevant to the message. For example, on_menu_command from [[ref:libraries/wel/reference/wel_composite_window_chart|WEL_COMPOSITE_WINDOW]] has an <eiffel>INTEGER</eiffel> as an argument, the value of which is a unique menu identifier. <br/>

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For most WEL applications that you write, you will need to inherit [[ref:libraries/wel/reference/wel_application_chart|WEL_APPLICATION]] .
{{note| '''Note'''. See [[Tutorial Step 1|step1]] in the [[Tutorial|tutorial]] for a simple demonstration of how to do this }}
{{note| '''Note'''. See [[Tutorial Step 1|step1]] in the [[WEL Tutorial|tutorial]] for a simple demonstration of how to do this }}

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When you inherit [[ref:/libraries/wel/reference/wel_application_chart|WEL_APPLICATION]] , you will need to implement the deferred feature main_window as a once function. This will be the main window of your application, and can be any descendent of [[ref:libraries/wel/reference/wel_composite_window_chart|WEL_COMPOSITE_WINDOW]] .
{{note| '''Note'''. See [[Tutorial Step 2|step2]] in the [[Tutorial|tutorial]] for a simple demonstration of how to do this. }}
{{note| '''Note'''. See [[Tutorial Step 2|step2]] in the [[WEL Tutorial|tutorial]] for a simple demonstration of how to do this. }}

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[[Property:link_title|controls cluster]]
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==Overview==

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==Components==
The WEL library includes the following clusters:
* [[Wel: Windows|windows]] cluster containing classes representing available windows types
* [[Controls|controls]] cluster containing classes representing available controls
* [[Standard Dialogs|stddlgs]] cluster containing classes representing standard Win32 dialogs
* [[windows cluster|<eiffel>windows</eiffel>]] cluster containing classes representing available windows types
* [[controls cluster|<eiffel>controls</eiffel>]] cluster containing classes representing available controls
* [[stddlgs cluster|<eiffel>stddlgs</eiffel>]] cluster containing classes representing standard Win32 dialogs
* <eiffel>consts</eiffel> cluster which contains constants used by WEL
* <eiffel>gdi</eiffel> cluster which contains classes allowing access to WIN32 Graphics Device Interfaces
* <eiffel>gdistock</eiffel> cluster which contains standard Graphic Device Interfaces used by WEL

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This cluster contains different standard dialogs provided by WEL as listed below:
* [[WEL_CHOOSE_COLOR_DIALOG|WEL_CHOOSE_COLOR_DIALOG]]
* [[WEL_CHOOSE_FOLDER_DIALOG|WEL_CHOOSE_FOLDER_DIALOG]]
* [[WEL_CHOOSE_FONT_DIALOG|WEL_CHOOSE_FONT_DIALOG]]
* [[WEL_OPEN_FILE_DIALOG|WEL_OPEN_FILE_DIALOG]]
* [[WEL_PRINT_DIALOG|WEL_PRINT_DIALOG]]
* [[WEL_SAVE_FILE_DIALOG|WEL_SAVE_FILE_DIALOG]]
This cluster contains different standard dialogs provided by WEL.

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[[Property:title|Wel: Windows]]
[[Property:link_title|windows cluster]]
[[Property:title|windows cluster]]
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This cluster contains the different types of windows available to a [[ref:/libraries/wel/reference/wel_application_chart|WEL_APPLICATION]] .
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* [[ref:/libraries/wel/reference/wel_frame_window_chart|WEL_FRAME_WINDOW]]
* [[ref:/libraries/wel/reference/wel_control_window_chart|WEL_CONTROL_WINDOW]]
{{note| '''Note:''' A WEL application must contain at least one window. See the WEL [[Tutorial|Tutorial]] for details of how to set up your first window within a [[ref:/libraries/wel/reference/wel_application_chart|WEL_APPLICATION]] . }}
{{note| '''Note:''' A WEL application must contain at least one window. See the [[WEL Tutorial]] for details of how to set up your first window within a [[ref:/libraries/wel/reference/wel_application_chart|WEL_APPLICATION]] . }}

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==Running==
After launching the program, an empty window will be displayed. There are numerous menus in the window, each relating to a different type of [[Controls|control]] . Each menu has "Create" and "Delete" along with a other options specific to each control. By selecting these menu options, controls will be created and modified as demonstrated in the above illustration.
After launching the program, an empty window will be displayed. There are numerous menus in the window, each relating to a different type of [[Controls cluster|control]]. Each menu has "Create" and "Delete" along with a other options specific to each control. By selecting these menu options, controls will be created and modified as demonstrated in the above illustration.
==Under the Hood==

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There are a large number of samples provided with the WEL library, each designed to demonstrate different functionality. The samples available are listed below:
* [[Tutorial|Tutorial]]
{{note| '''Note''': If you are new to WEL programming, this is the recommended place to start. }}
** [[Tutorial Step 1|Step1]]
** [[Tutorial Step 2|Step2]]
** [[Tutorial Step 3|Step3]]
** [[Tutorial Step 4|Step4]]
** [[Tutorial Step 5|Step5]]
** [[Tutorial Step 6|Step6]]
** [[Tutorial Step 7|Step7]]
** [[Tutorial Step 8|Step8]]
* [[Hello World|Hello]]
* [[Bmpview|Bmpview]]
* [[Brushes|Brushes]]
* [[Common Controls|Comctrls]]
* [[Commands|Commands]]
* [[Wel Sample: Controls|Controls]]
* [[Ctlcolor|Ctlcolor]]
* [[Cursors|Cursors]]
* [[Disk Space|Diskspace]]
* [[Fontenum|Fontenum]]
* [[Fun|Fun]]
* [[Header Control|Header_ctrl]]
* [[List View|List_view]]
* [[Magnify|Magnify]]
* [[MDI (Multiple Document Interface)|Mdi]]
* [[Wel Sample: Menus|Menus]]
* [[Minimal|Minimal]]
* [[Pizza|Pizza]]
* [[Printer|Printer]]
* [[Rich Edit|Richedit]]
* [[Split Area|Split Area]]
* [[Wel Sample: Standard Dialogs|Stddlgs]]
* [[Timer|Timer]]
* [[Wel Sample: Tree View|Tree_view]]
* [[Wel Sample: Windows|Windows]]
* [[Xcell|Xcell]]
* [[XY Co-ordinates|Xy]]
There are a large number of samples provided with the WEL library, each designed to demonstrate different functionality. The samples available are listed below.
{{note| '''Note''': If you are new to WEL programming, the recommended place to start is the set of samples called the [[WEL Tutorial]]. }}

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[[Image:stddlgs|stddlgs]] <br/>

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[[Property:title|Tree View Sample]]
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[[Image:tree-view--tree-view|tree_view]] <br/>