Intercept CDialog creation

I have a rather large app that displays many differen开发者_运维百科t MFC CDialog-derived dialog windows. All of the dialogs are displayed from a central function that is similar to this:

void ShowDialog(CDialog& dlg)
{
  dlg.DoModal();
}

Now I need to essentially call a function in every dialog's OnInitDialog method. It doesn't technically need to be within OnInitDialog, but preferably before the dialog is visible.

The brute force method would be to go through the code and find every last dialog and add the function call to the OnInitDialog method (if it has one, and if it doesn't, add one). But it seems like there must be a more elegant way...

Note that dlg is not actually a CDialog, but something that derives from it.

Any thoughts, tricks or hacks? I'm not above patching the message map, but hope to find something cleaner/safer.

If you've got a common ancestor for all your dialogs, which you seem to imply you have, then you can simply put the code in that common ancestor in a suitable location of your choice. For example OnInitDialog() is virtual.

Turns out it is quite easy to do:

HHOOK gPrevHook = SetWindowsHookEx(WH_CALLWNDPROCRET, HookProc, NULL, myGUIThreadID);


LRESULT CALLBACK HookProc(int nCode, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
    if(NULL != wParam)
    {
         CWPRETSTRUCT* pS = (CWPRETSTRUCT*)lParam;
         if(WM_INITDIALOG == pS->message)
             CallFuncOnWindow(pS->hwnd);
    }

    return CallNextHookEx(gPrevHook, nCode, wParam, lParam);
}

Probably not the thing to do for a high performance app, but for something that is a simple GUI it works perfectly. No other code changes required.