The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) for Windows
versions 3.0 and 3.1
WMAPMODE is a sample program in the Microsoft Software Library that
demonstrates how to alter a window's logical coordinate system.
Download WMAPMODE.EXE, a self-extracting file, from the Microsoft Software
Library (MSL) on the following services:
WMAPMODE implements a modeless dialog box that allows the user to
dynamically change the mapping mode attributes for the device context of
WMAPMODE's main window. These attributes are the mapping mode, window
origin, window extents, viewport origin, and viewport extents. Changing
these attributes changes the main window's logical coordinate system.
To illustrate the effects of changes to its logical coordinate system,
WMAPMODE's main window displays:
- The current values for the mapping mode attributes.
- The dimensions of the client area (in both device units and logical
units).
- The current mouse location (in both device units and logical
units).
- A bitmap. A second modeless dialog box allows the user to specify
where the bitmap is drawn.
For more information on using mapping mode attributes, please refer to
the following two books:
- The "Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit Reference, Volume
1," Section 2.5, "Mapping Functions."
- "Programming Windows version 3" (Charles Petzold, Microsoft Press),
Chapter 11: "An Introduction to GDI."
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