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directx coding, part 6

It is possible to use archetypes for painting to the window. First,
make an archetype table for drawing the window.

                              | function     |    part       |
----------------------------------------------------
minimize window  |apply        |    10           |
----------------------------------------------------
maximize window |handle       |    11           |
----------------------------------------------------
close window        | bug report |    20          |

Then load the table to the fence:

load_table("main set");

This will put the window to painting use. The table is used for
drawing actual fence memory to the screen. The part of the table calls
the particular main fragment from the fence and checks for any

important random access memory data. Part is an archetype, as it
holds key data, that has to be drawn as a monster graph, which is used
for drawing artificial intelligence paths, to the screen, on the main

game board frame. To draw to the screen, it is helpful to use a frame
system.

#define main_system set
class FrameSet;              //request a frame set from Windows
                                        //operating system library

void frame_add(WHANDLE** frame_system, std::string frame)
{
    FrameSet push_set("frame");
    frame_system.set(frame);
}

Not all operating functions are included in the public part of the public
windows header library, but have to be invoked on the compiler
command prompt line.

#include <windows.h>
#define "operate"

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