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 WMDIChild              MDI child window class
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 WMDIChild
 MDI child window class
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 Properties
 HelpText       The current help status text
 WndStyle       The control's usual style (a combination of WS_* values)
 
 Methods
 WMDIChild:AddWindow()      For internal use.
 WMDIChild:Create()         Create a window
 WMDIChild:DefaultMessage() Default handler for messages
 WMDIChild:DelWindow()      For internal use.
 WMDIChild:Init()           Construct an MDI child window object
 WMDIChild:OnCommand()      Handles menu, toolbar & accelerator messages
 WMDIChild:OnMDIActivate()  Activation of an MDI window
 WMDIChild:OnNCDestroy()    Handles final destruction of the window
 WMDIChild:OnSetFocus()     Input focus gained message
 WMDIChild:RegisterClass()  Register a window class, if needed
 WMDIChild:Send()           Send a message to the object
 WMDIChild:SetMenu()        Set the window's menu
 
 Inherits From
 WFrameWindow
 
 Inherited By
 Nothing.
 
 Description
 This class is suitable for MDI child frame (also called
 "container" or "decorated") windows, i.e. non-trivial windows
 with things like a menu, toolbar, status bar, etc.
 
 Note: an object of this class displays its menu (if it has
 one) in the top-level MDI frame window.  Any toolbar and/or
 status bar is displayed within the child's window.  This may
 seem odd, but it is standard behaviour for MDI.
 
 Despite the above, MDI children have the MDI client as their
 parent.  (The MDI client's parent is the top-level MDI frame.)
 
 MDI child windows are often divided into several areas, each
 being represented by one or more objects.  Any part left after
 taking into account the "decorations" (status bar, toolbar,
 etc.) is usually also represented by one or more objects.
 
 Unless you alter it in a sub-class, this class puts any
 toolbar just under its title bar (if any), and any status bar
 at the very bottom.  You would usually put a window (the
 client) in the remaining area if you have a toolbar and/or
 status bar and plan to output to that area.
 
 This class automatically re-sizes the windows described above,
 and also handles changes such as adding a window or changing
 the visibility of the status bar and/or toolbar (i.e.
 hiding/showing them).
 
 Example
 
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