Application Local Classes
An
application local class is any window class that an application registers for its exclusive use.
Although an application can register any number of local classes, most applications
register only one. This window class supports the window procedure of the
application's main window.
Registering a local class is similar to registering an application global
class, except that the CS_GLOBALCLASS style is not specified in the
style member of the
WNDCLASSEX structure.
Windows destroys a local class when the application that registered it closes.
An application can also use the
UnregisterClass function to remove a local class and free the storage associated with it.
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