In file libs/csinput/csevent.h:

(e) enum

Predefined Windowing System Command Codes

The list below does not contain all defined messages; these are only the most general ones

cscmdAbort
cscmdActivate
This message is sent by parent to its active child to activate whatever action it does
cscmdAreYouDefault
Query a control if it would like to be the default control in a dialog
cscmdCancel
cscmdClose
The "close window" button
cscmdFocusChanged
Program window changed in-focus status
cscmdHide
The "hide window" command
cscmdIgnore
cscmdMaximize
The "maximize window" command
cscmdNothing
No command
cscmdOK
These commands are used for message boxes
cscmdPaletteChanged
This broadcast message is posted after system palette has been changed
cscmdPostProcess
Broadcasted after csApp::Process () finished to process messages in application message queue
cscmdPreProcess
Broadcasted before csApp::Process () begins to process current messages in application message queue
cscmdQuit
The event below causes application to quit immediately, no matter which window posted the event
cscmdRedraw
This event is broadcasted to refresh invalidated components
cscmdRetry

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Predefined Windowing System Command Codes

The list below does not contain all defined messages; these are only the most general ones. Any class which defines some class-specific messages should ensure that no other command is using the integer value of its proprietary command codes. To avoid this as much as possible, the following ranges are reserved:

All commands receives a input parameter in the Command.Info field of csEvent object. They can reply to the message by assigning to Command.Info a value. In the description of messages below they are marked by 'IN' (the value is initially passed to object) and 'OUT' (the value is expected to be filled in by the object) labels. If no IN or OUT labels are present, the value of Command.Info is ignored. Since Command.Info is of type (void *) it should be casted to appropiate type before filling/after reading.
cscmdNothing
No command

cscmdQuit
The event below causes application to quit immediately, no matter which window posted the event

cscmdPreProcess
Broadcasted before csApp::Process () begins to process current messages in application message queue

cscmdPostProcess
Broadcasted after csApp::Process () finished to process messages in application message queue

cscmdRedraw
This event is broadcasted to refresh invalidated components

cscmdFocusChanged
Program window changed in-focus status. 
IN: false -> window lose focus, true -> window got focus

cscmdAreYouDefault
Query a control if it would like to be the default control in a dialog.

The control is 'default' if it has a 'default' attribute (this is control-specific, for example buttons have the CSBSTY_DEFAULT style). 

IN: NULL
OUT: (csComponent *) or NULL;

cscmdActivate
This message is sent by parent to its active child to activate whatever action it does. For example, this message is sent by a dialog window to its active child when user presses Enter key. 
IN: NULL
OUT: (csComponent *)this if successful;

cscmdPaletteChanged
This broadcast message is posted after system palette has been changed. If class has looked up any colors in palette, it should redo it.

cscmdHide
The "hide window" command

cscmdMaximize
The "maximize window" command

cscmdClose
The "close window" button

cscmdOK
These commands are used for message boxes. MessageBox (...) returns cscmdOK, cscmdCancel and so on depending on which button user presses.

cscmdCancel

cscmdAbort

cscmdRetry

cscmdIgnore

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