At a Glance: In this lesson we started trying to fix the problem of our user interface not responding. In this lesson we moved the tear-down part of the Play function into a Stop() function.
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In this lesson we started trying to fix the problem of our user interface not responding. In this lesson we moved the tear-down part of the Play function into a Stop() function. In this lesson we displayed the output of the returned values from GetEvent.
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- In this lesson we started trying to fix the problem of our user interface not responding.
- In this lesson we moved the tear-down part of the Play function into a Stop() function.
- In this lesson we displayed the output of the returned values from GetEvent.
- This is a C++ application that can be controlled through system messages.
- In this lesson we finished building our sample file playing application.
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