C / C++ / MFC

CString s1,s2;
CString strOriginal = getmain();
int offset = strOriginal.Find('\n');
if (offset >= 0) {
  s1 = strOriginal.Left(offset);
  s2 = strOriginal.Mid(offset + 1);
}

CColorDialg dlg;
dlg.DoModal();
COLORREF clr = dlg.GetColor();

sankarRao wrote:

Thanque for ur reply but i didn't get it ,plz send me clearly

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aavesh wrote:

or calling a listbox control variable i have made a object of dialog class within the display function and with the help of this object i call the listbox control variable and add the string into the list box.

class CXYZ
{
public:
	SetListBoxHandle(CListBox* pListBox);
	Display();
};

class CMyDialog
{
private:
	CXYZ m_xyz;
	CListBox m_ListBox;
	BOOL OnInitDialog()
	{
		m_xyz.SetListBoxHandle(&m_pListBox);
	}
	void OnBtnClick()
	{
		m_xyz.Display();
	}
};

CTestList::Display()  //i have to add string in this function.for it i need 
{                        List control variable here

CListBox *l1 = sethandlerlist("what i have to pass here");
l1->AddString("Abc");
}