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How to create timer in WinApi (C++)?
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WinAPI (also known as Win32; officially called the Microsoft Windows API) is an application programming interface written in C by Microsoft to allow access to Windows features. The main components of the WinAPI are: WinBase: The kernel functions, CreateFile, CreateProcess, etc.
The timer() function in C++ returns the updated time as an object of the “time_t” type. The header file where this timer() function is defined is “ctime”.
call the setTimer() Function. Suppose I called
SetTimer(hWnd,POST_CBIT_TIMER,500,NULL);
Call back function is
UINT nIdEvent ;//global member variable
case WM_TIMER:
if(nIDEvent == POST_CBIT_TIMER)
{
KillTimer(hParent,POST_CBIT_TIMER);
}
break;
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