C++ Library, used to quickly call msgbox of Visual Basic for Applications. Windows only

msgbox is a function of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), this function can display a window, display content, buttons and icons. msgbox is the same as Windows native window, you can call it in C++ through cmsgbox.

It's very easy! You just need to download the sources and compile them with g++

We provide two source codes, one is called through "argv" options, and the other is called through functions.

The file "msgbox.cpp" in the root directory of this repository. This file is run by calling options. This is easy to understand, see the following example:
If you want to run a msgbox with the title "Welcome" and the content "Hello", you can display the msgbox through the following command after compilation:
Open cmd in your working directory, and run:

msgbox.exe "Hello" 0 "Welcome"

"0" in this command represents the window style and buttons settings, which corresponds to the same style as msgbox, for example, "64" can be Display Information Message icon with your content text.
Here are all the buttons settings:

The first group of values (0-5) describes the number and type of buttons displayed in the dialog box; the second group (16, 32, 48, 64) describes the icon style; the third group (0, 256, 512) determines which button is the default; and the fourth group (0, 4096) determines the modality of the message box. When combining numbers to create a final value for the buttons argument, use only one number from each group.
The binary version of cmsgbox can be integrated in any program, just call it through the "system" function of any language.

Under the "function" folder of this repository, we can find the msgbox.cpp file, but this is called as a library, we can view "example.cpp", which provides a simple example, and this function is also very simple to use.
Here is a Hello World:

#include<iostream>
#include "msgbox.cpp"
using namespace std;
int main()
{
  msgbox("Hello World", 0, "cmsgbox Title");
}

You can call it from anywhere as long as you #include "msgbox.cpp".
Similarly, you can follow the above table to set the "0" in the middle of the function to any window style and buttons settings number, you only need to replace the middle 0 with the number you want, also for example "64" can be Display Information Message icon , you only need to change the code to msgbox("Hello World", 64, "cmsgbox Title");