OnCommand() is called each time a command is received by the application.
Most often, commands will come up from the Skin from controls. Each time a button is clicked or a knob turned, for example.
The commands are a class, primarily containing a command string that the application should check to see if it supports. If so, the command should be performed.
- Parameters:
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| command | - the command to execute |
| ctrl | - the control that sent the command, or 0 |
| wnd | - the window of the control, or 0 |
| skin | - the skin the command came from, or 0 |
Enumerate process windows
Reimplemented from CATApp.
Definition at line 137 of file GASPilot.cpp.
References CAT_SUCCESS, CATExecute(), CATFAILED, CATSUCCEEDED, CATTRACE, CATSkin::CloseWindow(), CATString::Compare(), CATApp::DisplayMessage(), fCfgWindow, fControllerMenu, fCurBtn, FillInjectWindow(), fInjectWindow, fMapper, fMappingMenu, CATApp::fSkin, fWindow, CATApp::GetAppExePath(), CATXMLObject::GetAttribute(), CATCommand::GetCmdString(), CATString::GetDriveDirectory(), CATString::GetFilenameExt(), CATDLLInjector::GetProcessId(), CATMenu::GetString(), CATCommand::GetStringParam(), CATCommand::GetValue(), CATDLLInjector::InjectIntoProcess(), CATApp::OnCommand(), CATApp::OpenFileDialog(), CATSkin::OpenWindow(), CATRect::Origin(), CATWindow::OSGetWndRect(), SetActiveMapping(), CATWindow::SetEnabled(), StartGame(), GASProtoMapper::StartMapping(), and GASProtoMapper::StopMapping().
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