ATL / WTL / STL

<font color=blue>#include</font> <string.h>
<font color=blue>bool</font> MyClass::operator < (<font color=blue>const</font> MyClass& crefCl) {
    <font color=blue>return</font> (::strcmp(m_myVar2, crefCl.GetVar2()) < 0);
}
 
<font color=blue>bool</font> MyClass::operator > (<font color=blue>const</font> MyClass& crefCl) {
    <font color=blue>return</font> (::strcmp(m_myVar2, crefCl.GetVar2()) > 0);
}
 
<font color=blue>bool</font> MyClass::operator <= (<font color=blue>const</font> MyClass& crefCl) {
    <font color=blue>return</font> (::strcmp(m_myVar2, crefCl.GetVar2()) <= 0);
}
 
<font color=blue>bool</font> MyClass::operator >= (<font color=blue>const</font> MyClass& crefCl) {
    <font color=blue>return</font> (::strcmp(m_myVar2, crefCl.GetVar2()) >= 0);
}
 
<font color=blue>bool</font> MyClass::operator == (<font color=blue>const</font> MyClass& crefCl) {
    <font color=blue>return</font> (::strcmp(m_myVar2, crefCl.GetVar2()) == 0);
}

nne-vitamin wrote:

The important secret of your hints came at last

nne-vitamin wrote:

Why do you make it so difficult to me?

srimayank11_codeproject wrote:

I need to color a button using ATL, WTL or WIN 32 API..I can easily do it using MFC but because of the Application requirementI have to do it by using the above mentioned technologies only.

class CColorButton : public CWindowImpl<CColorButton, CButton> {
public:
   DECLARE_WND_SUPERCLASS(_T("CColorButton"), _T("BUTTON"))
   
   // Don't forget REFLECT_NOTIFICATIONS() in the parent window message map!
   BEGIN_MSG_MAP(CColorButton)
      MSG_OCM_DRAWITEM(OnDrawItem)
   END_MSG_MAP()
   
public:
   void OnDrawItem(UINT uCode, LPDRAWITEMSTRUCT pdis) {
      // Do your owner draw painting here, as prescribed by the MSDN docs
   }
};

Robert Edward Caldecott wrote:

The fix is to rebuild the MSVCRT80.DLL, which is a major undertaking and, IMHO, not worth the pain.

Robert Edward Caldecott wrote:

However, I also use Boost, and there doesn't seem to be a config for VS 2005 _and_ STLPort! Sob. Has anyone here made the three work together?

Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:

I don't see how boost comes into the picture..?

Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:

It's also a pain because you'd have to put the DLL next to your binary. You never know which app will overwrite that file.

Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:

If you rebuild the crt dll, and install it in say Windows\System32,

Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:

I like DLLs

Robert Edward Caldecott wrote:

The fix is to rebuild the MSVCRT80.DLL, which is a major undertaking and, IMHO, not worth the pain.