|
Values |
ID |
Meaning |
|
IN_WIN_HIDE |
0 |
hide the window and activate another window |
|
IN_WIN_SHOWNORMAL |
1 |
activate and display the window. Restore the window to its original position if minimized or maximized. |
|
IN_WIN_NORMAL |
1 |
same as SHOWNORMAL |
|
IN_WIN_SHOWMINIMIZED |
2 |
activate and minimize the window |
|
IN_WIN_SHOWMAXIMIZED |
3 |
activate and maximize the window |
|
IN_WIN_MAXIMIZE |
3 |
same as SHOWMAXIMIZED |
|
IN_WIN_SHOWNOACTIVATE |
4 |
display the window in its most recent size and position. Keep the current window active. |
|
IN_WIN_SHOW |
5 |
activate and display the window in its current size and position |
|
IN_WIN_MINIMIZE |
6 |
minimize the window and activate the top-level window in the window-manager's list |
|
IN_WIN_SHOWMINNOACTIVE |
7 |
minimize the window. Keep the current window active. |
|
IN_WIN_SHOWNA |
8 |
display the window in its current state. Keep the current window active. |
|
IN_WIN_RESTORE |
9 |
same as SHOWNORMAL |
|
IN_WIN_SHOW_UNICONIFY |
10 |
same as SHOWMAXIMIZED |
|
IN_WIN_SHOW_TOPMOST |
11 |
activate and display the window on top of any running application |
|
IN_WIN_SHOW_NOTTOPMOST |
12 |
activate and display the window behind any other running applications |
SHOWNORMAL and SHOWMAXIMIZED produce two different results. If you maximize the window, minimize it, and then call SHOWNORMAL twice for the window, it will first return to a maximized state and then to the state it was in before you maximized it. If you choose SHOWMAXIMIZED instead, it will return to the maximized state and remain there if you choose SHOWMAXIMIZED again.