Creating the Accelerator Table
The first step in creating an accelerator table at run time is filling an
array of
ACCEL structures. Each structure in the array defines an accelerator in the table.
An accelerator's definition includes its flags, its key, and its identifier.
The
ACCEL structure has the following form.
typedef struct tagACCEL { // accl
BYTE fVirt;
WORD key;
WORD cmd;
} ACCEL;
You define an accelerator's keystroke by specifying an ASCII character code or
a virtual-key code in the
key member of the
ACCEL structure. If you specify a virtual-key code, you must first include the
FVIRTKEY flag in the
fVirt member; otherwise, Windows interprets the code as an ASCII character code.
You can include the FCONTROL, FALT, or FSHIFT flag, or all three, to combine the CTRL, ALT, or SHIFT key with the keystroke.
To create the accelerator table, pass the address of the array of
ACCEL structures to the
CreateAcceleratorTable function.
CreateAcceleratorTable creates the accelerator table and returns the handle of the table.
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