Windows Message Processing Callbacks

Modules
		sys traceback ctypes.wintypes

Classes
		MessageCallback   class MessageCallback     Class to provide message-based callback   Note: you _must_ retain a reference to this object as long as you want to continue servicing messages, the object will de-register it's callback during it's delete method.     Methods defined here: __del__(self) Hook deletion to unbind the window message processor __init__(self, hWnd, messageMap=None) Initialize the callback structures and bind   hWnd -- the handle to the hWnd to be serviced messageMap -- mapping from messageID:function         where each function should have the         signature ( hWnd, messageInteger, wParam, lParam ) bind(self) Bind the message-processing callback messageHandler(self, hWnd, messageInteger, wParam, lParam) Handler for windows message to the appbar unbind(self) Unbind the message-processing callback Data and other attributes defined here: previousHandler = None

Functions
		FormatError(...) FormatError([integer]) -> string   Convert a win32 error code into a string. If the error code is not given, the return value of a call to GetLastError() is used. addressof(...) byref(...) sizeof(...)

Data
		CallWindowProc = <ctypes._StdcallFuncPtr object at 0x015D39D0> GWL_WNDPROC = -4 GetLastError = <ctypes._StdcallFuncPtr object at 0x015D3298> PostMessage = <ctypes._StdcallFuncPtr object at 0x015D3A28> SendMessage = <ctypes._StdcallFuncPtr object at 0x015D3A80> SetWindowLong = <ctypes._StdcallFuncPtr object at 0x015D3920> cdll = <ctypes._DLLS instance at 0x0160BAA8> oledll = <ctypes._DLLS instance at 0x0160BAF8> user32 = <WinDLL 'user32', handle 77e10000 at 15d6d28> windll = <ctypes._DLLS instance at 0x0160BAD0>