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windows异性窗体（Windows heterosexual forms） The grass under the txt31 rocks teach us to be strong, the wild lilies on the cliffs teach us to persist, and the pines on the top teach us to fight and rain, and the wintersweet in the frost teaches us to laugh at snow and ice. Windows opposite-sex forms WINDOWS graphical interface applications are based on WINDOWS. In the Windows operating system, the window is the boundary between the application and the user Surface. Microsoft defines the window as a square part of the screen to display the output and accept user input. Writing is based on One of the first things that Windows GUI programs do is create one or more Windows. We usually use CreateWindow and Create Windows for the two API functions of CreateWindowEx, in addition to functions such as DialogBox, CreateDialog and MessageBox Create a special purpose window (such as dialog box, message box, etc.). No matter which of the above functions, you will get a rectangular window without exception. Sometimes, however, in order to achieve special effects, you sometimes want to use no Window of the rule shape. This article will explore how to implement these alien Windows, such as round, oval, star and other Windows. To achieve the irregular shape of the window, the concept of Region is needed. In Microsoft Windows operating system, area It refers to the rectangles, (elliptic) circles, polygons, or these shapes that can be filled, drawn, framed, colored, and so on Gal. Creation of region Through the following API functions, we can create zones, which are: CreateRectRgn (rectangle), CreateRoundRectRgn (rounded rectangle), CreateEllipticRgn (round and oval), and CreatePolygonRgn and CreatePolyPolygonRgn. If the call is successful, they all return a handle pointing to the new area. Lets start with a simple introduction The usage of CreatePolygonRgn and CreateEllipticRgn: HRGN CreatePolygonRgn (/ / create polygon region CONST POINT * LPPT, / / POINT to an array of POINT types Int c