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CSettingsPage2::CSettingsPage2( CWnd* pParent /*=NULL*/ )
	: CPropertyPage(CSettingsPage2::IDD)
{
	// some local vars initialized here
	m_pParentWnd = pParent;	// save pointer to parent - CPropertySheet

	// DO I NEED TO DO SOMETHING FOR CSettingsPage2::IDD ABOVE ???
}

m_pPage2 = new CSettingsPage2( this );  // pass the CPropertySheet pointer

john john mackey wrote:

// DO I NEED TO DO SOMETHING FOR CSettingsPage2::IDD ABOVE ???

john john mackey wrote:

What I am also thinking I need to consider is when I move the entire property sheet window. Since my CListCtrl was tied to the parent property sheet, would my g_MyCListCtrl move just as it would have if separate instaces were created on each page and tied to those pages?

Also, what would the Z-order be of g_MyClistCtrl with respect to other pages (don't want it hidden when it should be active in Page2 (and elsewhere).

CSettingsPage2::CSettingsPage2( CWnd* pParent /*=NULL*/ )
	: CPropertyPage(CSettingsPage2::IDD)
{
	// some local vars initialized here
	m_pParentWnd = pParent;		// save pointer to parent - CPropertySheet

	// Do I need to do something to second line above - CSettingsPage2::IDD ???
}

m_pPage2 = new CSettingsPage2( this );  // pass the CPropertySheet pointer
AddPage ( m_pPage2 );

void CSettingsPage2::DefineList()
{
	// this compiles ok
	g_MyCListCtrl.Create ( WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD, rLocRelative2Page, m_pParentWnd, IDD_SOME_CONSTANT );

	// but at runtime, I can't see the control
	// I used Spy++ to try to find it... nothing

}

john john mackey wrote:

It worked great and just how I wanted it - moving the entire dialog had no side effects, I had full control of my CListCtrl.

john john mackey wrote:

Thanks so much! Now if someone asks me how, I know how to guide them too - whoo hoo!

manzoor10 wrote:

the book explains how to do that but im unable to understand it

int radius;
POINT circleCenter;
RECT boundingRect;

  boundingRect.left = circleCenter.x - radius;
  boundingRect.top  = circleCenter.y - radius;

 boundingRect.right = circleCenter.x + radius;
boundingRect.bottom = circleCenter.y + radius;

manzoor10 wrote:

enclosing rectangle for a circle

CPallini wrote:

well, I know the square inherits from the rectangle

1. Use C# Express Edition to build up, visually, your GUI.
2. Develop a C# program, exploiting the generated GUI (that is the C# code) to generate the corrensponding C++ resource script.
3. Write an article about, and post it at CodeProject.

CrazyDogg wrote:

It is possible to do it with MS ACM?

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

CrazyDogg wrote:

Can you tell me how?

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++