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hrishiS wrote: But could you please tell me, instead of creating a property sheet. can I do it using the tabcontrol which is there in the control box?
Presumably. I tried a few times long ago, could not get it to go, and never bothered trying again.
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In MFC, PropertySheet and PropertyPage are intertwined classes, PropertyPages can only be placed on PropertySheets and there is some expectation on the operation of the parent class. Trying to mimic this behavior with your own Dialog / TabControl and Dialogs means trying to replicate many of the functions and interactions provided by the PropertySheet / PropertyPage classes.
What you seem to want to do can be easily done with managed C# and WPF so, unless you are totally committed to C++, I'd say switch languages.
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Chuck O'Toole wrote: In MFC, PropertySheet and PropertyPage are intertwined classes, PropertyPages can only be placed on PropertySheets and there is some expectation on the operation of the parent class.
It's fairly obvious that the two go together. I don't recall stating otherwise.
Chuck O'Toole wrote: Trying to mimic this behavior with your own Dialog / TabControl and Dialogs means trying to replicate many of the functions and interactions provided by the PropertySheet / PropertyPage classes.
Where did I mention trying to mimic/duplicate those classes?
Chuck O'Toole wrote: What you seem to want to do can be easily done with managed C# and WPF so, unless you are totally committed to C++, I'd say switch languages.
Not sure too many PMs would up and go with that suggestion.
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My reply was to the original poster, I replied as I was reading the chain.
Given the original posters problem and their difficulty with the task at hand, and their apparent "requirement" for dialogs in a tab control, I suggested a different language.
I have implemented tabs with dialogs (with tabs with dialogs, ...) and it is not easy and I'm no slouch at programming. It's also something I can't just give out as classes (they are owned by my employer and are "intellectual property" so I'm not free to give them away).
However, in other projects using C#, this was almost trivial to implement. So, some PM's have a choice between investing lots of time trying to implement something difficult (where the skill of the programmer is also a factor), changing the design to not do this (tabs with dialogs), or change languages with a higher probility of success. Their choice, all I did was make the suggestion.
As for that being posted as a reply deeper in the chain, sorry about that.
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Originally posted as a reply to a reply when I meant it as a reply to the original poster. Hope this one's in the right place.
In MFC, PropertySheet and PropertyPage are intertwined classes, PropertyPages can only be placed on PropertySheets and there is some expectation on the operation of the parent class. Trying to mimic this behavior with your own Dialog / TabControl and Dialogs means trying to replicate many of the functions and interactions provided by the PropertySheet / PropertyPage classes.
What you seem to want to do can be easily done with managed C# and WPF so, unless you are totally committed to C++, I'd say switch languages.
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Hello Guys,
I am new to MFC developement.
My problem is,
I am having a full screen dialog. Its hiding task bar perfectly. But when i display the custom messagebox on it ( which is again another dialog) over the full screen dialog, it causes the task bar being visible. I tried to add SHSipPreference(m_hWnd, SIP_FORCEDOWN) in constructor of custom messagebox dialog but its of no use.
I want the below dialog full screen even in case of custom message box over it.
Waiting for your quick reply.
Thanks and Regards,
Rushikesh123
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In my application i have written code for creating process for showing new exe now when i terminated my application my application gets terminated but my pdf remains open it is not terminated anyone tell me how to terminate that process
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TerminateProcess may be only the last resource.
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Send WM_CLOSE to the application top window, see [^].
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
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I used the following SheetChange event function, to retrieve the data entered in excel cells.
BEGIN_SINK_MAP(ExcelAppEventHandler)
SINK_ENTRY_INFO(1, __uuidof(Excel::AppEvents), 0x0000061c, &ExcelAppEventHandler::SheetChange, &SheetChangeInfo)
END_SINK_MAP()
where as its not retrieving the automatic changes.
for example, C1 cell contains the function =SUM(A1,B1), A1 = 10, B1=20 then C1=30
if I changed value in A1 to 15, at a time there will changes in two cell, i.e, A1(15) and C1(35).
I'm able to get the A1 value but not C1. How can I trace C1 value (automatic changes).
Please guide me to solve this.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
Question: how to pass data between two dialogs (which are in Tab Control)...
For example if we have ListBox1 in Dialog1 and we want to add string to ListBox1 from Dialog2 how to do that?
I try to include Dialog1 header file in Dialog2 and add object ( Dialog1 object_Dialog1;) in to Dialog2,
and then in handler for some button in Dialog2, I wrote:
object_Dialog1.m_ListBox1.AddString(_T("s")); //m_ListBox1 is control variable for ListBox1 in Dialog1
but that cause ASSERT in afxwin2.inl :
_AFXWIN_INLINE int CListBox::AddString(LPCTSTR lpszItem)
{ ASSERT(::IsWindow(m_hWnd)); return (int)::SendMessage(m_hWnd, LB_ADDSTRING, 0, (LPARAM)lpszItem); }
Does anybody knows how to pass data between two dialogs in Tab Control?
Best Regards
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Hello,
What i usually do in that cases is to use a kind of data model at parent dialog box level.
Each tab works only with the data model.
You monitor Activation unactivation of each tab and update itself based of changes in the common data model.
hope this will help.
Regards
Franck
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Does it means that we can't pass data between dialogs in tab control in a simple way like I try to do it?
Do you know simple way that works ?
And do you know why that ASSERT IsWindow... is triggered?
Regards
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I've never found a reason to fight with a tab control (i.e., CTabCtrl). Use a property sheet in place of the dialog, and a property page for each tab and you'll be on your way in a matter of minutes. You can use the parent to pass data back and forth between tabs very easily.
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"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
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Does it means that we can't pass data between dialogs in tab control in a simple way like I try to do it?
Does anybody else knows simple way that works ?
Regards
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The real problem seems to be how you got a dialog 1 object in the dialog 2 class. Your comments seem to say to declared a variable and your reference (with .) seems to say that you instantiated a dialog 1 class inside dialog 2. So, how do you know this instantiation actually points to the dialog 1 that is being displayed.
declaring the variable does *not create the dialog window*. Clearly, to have dialog 1 displayed, somebody has to instantiate it and create it. It was probably your main program (the same one that instantiated dialog 2).
The error is saying that "the object you are referencing (dialog 1) is not a valid window" and that would be true if you never created.
Now what you want to do it obtain the *pointer to dialog 1* created by your parent / main program and store it in a local pointer in dialog 2. Then you can access it with "object_dialog1->m_list......."
Chuck
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Hi Chuck,
I got a class MyTabControl(:public CTabCtrl), in which I create dialog1 and dialog2 in constructor of that class, and in main dialog(called MainDialog) I instantiated those two with object(In main dialog .h I have a object MyTabControl objectMyTC;)
So I try to do this (...on click some button in Dialog1 I wanna to access m_ListBox2 in Dialog2 from Dialog1 in TabControl):
In Dialog1.h I declare:
MainDialog* p_MainDialog;
and in Dialog1.cpp I wrote:
Cwnd* pWnd = (CWnd*) p_MainDialog->objectMyTC.m_Dialog2->GetDlgItem(m_ListBox2);
but when I click button, that also didn't work, I get an exception (..acess violation reading location 0xcdcdeb1).
When I try to debug this line i saw that all objects in MainDialog have hWnd=??? so I guess this has something with it.
Can You please help me what I am doing wrong?
Best Regards and thanks
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0xcdcd...is indicitive of an unitialized variable. You declared p_MainDialog but did you put anything into it?
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Hi Chuck,
I just declare it like I wrote .. I guess I need pointer to parent(main) dialog window....
How You mean "...did you put anything into it? " ...I dont understand?
Can You help me to solve this problem?
Simple sample code (variation of what I wrote)....
Regards
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Where is the statement like:
p_MainDialog = ??????;
as far as I can see, you only declare p_MainDialog but do not initialize it. Since the error indicates an uninitialized variable, I bet they're related.
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Hi,
I put that statement in class Dialog1 in Dialog1.h .
Now I try do declare it in onButton function like MainDialog* p_MainDialog = NULL; // Is this right I guess not ?
but I also get unhandled exception at 0x0045ca30 ....Access violation reading location 0x000000e4.
hWnd is still = ???
Do You know right way to do this?
Regards
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I do not want to sound cruel or anything but if you think that setting a pointer to NULL and then refernceing that pointer would do anything other than crash / throw an exception, you're going to need to take some classes or read a book on programming. I cannot debug your progam for you one message at a time and I'm not inclinded to write it for you.
You will be better off finding someone at your work or in your class to help you with this.
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Hello people!
In our application we have several floating windows next to the main window. One of these float windows is time to time "in the center of attention", even though it might not be the focused/active window of the application. For example the user clicks one of the floats to signalize that he will edit this window and then starts clicking around the main window's controls to make his changes. This, of course, makes the main window the active one and then there is no indication anymore which float will be affected if the user changes anything on the main window. So i got the instruction to "make the float window look active" (not my idea...). I know i could take over the whole border and caption drawing of these windows using WM_NCPAINT but i am hoping for an easier solution. So does any of you know how i could force the window to draw itself as if it was active?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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