The no-message dispatch index in Turbo C++ for win

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From: Joseph Geniec
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 06:20

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	I have a dumb question that some if not all of you TCPP hackers
can answer. How do you declare a function with a "no message" dispatch,
meaning "It should branch there if there is no message". I tried
WM_FIRST alone, but it didn't seem to work. Also, am I barking up
the wrong tree? Is there a better way to handle the "branch here if no
message" problem?

						Joseph Geniec
						jgeniec@cis.ohio-state.edu

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