The early (16 bit) Dialog Editor from Microsoft supported
Custom control DLLs with a set of predefined Functions that
the DLL must support :
ClassNameInfo
ClassNameStyle
ClassNameFlags
ClassNameDlgFn
ClassNameWndFn
I don't know if Microsoft changed this in 32 bit Dialog Editors
or not though. If they still support these functions, then you
should be able to write a custom control that will work in any
Dialog Editor compatible Visual Designers.
For more info, read the book:
Windows Custom Controls
by William Smith and Robert Ward
Published by R & D Publications, Inc.
The book is for 16 bit Windows, but much hasn't changed in 32
bit Windows. I haven't found any books of this sort for 32 bit
Windows. Few books on building custom controls exist.
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