Re: Is SetWindowsHookEx reentrant (with MessageBox????) ??? or is it a
"cox" wrote:
I am using Windows Hook (type = WH_GETMESSAGE) and it seems
that it is reentrant. I'd like to check, because I don't see
this kind of information at the documentation.
Obviously, the procedure for WH_GETMESSAGE hook is reentrant in
exactly the same way as your message procedure is reentrant.
When the Menu is selected and the 3 PostMessages called, I
receive 3 messageboxes with ids 3, 2, 1. I expected receive the
3 MessageBoxes, but ids 1, 2, 3
[...]
Anybody here can explain me why this kind of behaviour?? If I do
not call MessageBox(..) the HookProc works as expected. It will
call the HookProc in the correct order and waits the end of one
call to start anothers.
The hook procedure is called in correct order all the time, no
matter with or without message boxes. The message boxes appear on
screen in the reverse order. That is what confuses you. Calls to
the hook procedure can be presented in this pseudocode:
PostMessage(1);
PostMessage(2);
PostMessage(3);
Your message loop:
GetMessage 1
Call HookProc
Call MessageBox
MessageBox's message loop:
GetMessage 2
Call HookProc
Call MessageBox
MessageBox's message loop:
GetMessage 3
Call HookProc
Call MessageBox
MessageBox's message loop:
Show Message Box: 3
Click OK
Exit message loop
Exit HookProc
Show Message Box: 2
Click OK
Exit message loop
Exit HookProc
Show Message Box: 1
Click OK
Exit message loop
Exit HookProc
...
So, you see message box with 3 first, but it happens because
message box established message loop first and shows itself
second.
HTH
Alex
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