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Bonobo818-Aug-17 3:52
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Hello everybody,

I'm new to MFC and after passing several hours trying to solve a problem (that might seem simple to most of you), I decided to post my question here in order to get your help and hints.

I'm developing an MFC (C++) application using Visual Studio 2017. The application contains a main CDialog to communicate with a 2D Laser sensor using TCP/IP and to plot the points detected by the sensor on screen in real time (this is done on an IDC_PICTURE element with OnPaint() as the following:

// I create the pDC, memDC and the compatible device/bitmap
CDC* pDC = m_Picture.GetDC();  // m_picture is a member CStatic element in the main CDialog class 
CDC memDC;
CBitmap bmp;
memDC.CreateCompatibleDC(pDC);
bmp.CreateCompatibleBitmap(pDC, PicW, PicH); //  PicW, PicH are the width and height of the associated CRect member object in the class  

// After that, I get the points to plot in order to write them to my memDC

//then, I copy the memDC to the device and delete the memDC, release the pDC 
pDC->StretchBlt(0, 0, PicW, PicH, &memDC, 0, 0, PicW, PicH, SRCCOPY);
bmp.DeleteObject();
memDC.DeleteDC();
ReleaseDC(pDC);


This previously mentioned code is working very well without problems with the main dialog.

Long story short, my problem is the following:

On that same dialog, I created a button that opens a secondary modeless dialog that contains another IDC_PICTURE element. The main goal of the secondary dialog is to plot a delayed version (t-n) of the points seen by the Laser sensor. My main problem is that I am not being able to show anything on the secondary IDC_PICTURE. Is it wrong to do the same thing applied on the main dialog (on another IDC_PICTURE, with anothe pDC and memDC)?

The secondary dialog is defined in a separate class of which I have created an instance in the (first) main CDialog class.

I have been looking everywhere on solutions that could look similar to my problem, but I haven't found anything. What exactly am I missing?

PS. sorry if my problem description isn't clear enough. My code is getting too big to be copied/pasted.. I'd be very happy if you have any hints / questions that might make me find the solution..

Thanks in advance for your help!
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