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I'm about to want to create a second entirely different dialog box whose contents are described using the same dialog.h API as the main config box. So I'm starting by moving as much handler code as possible out of GenericMainDlgProc and its callers, and into a set of reusable subroutines. In particular, this gets rid of the disgusting static variables that stored all the config-box state. Now they're stored in a more sensible struct, which lives in the new context-pointer field provided by the reworked ShinyDialogBox.
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