How to create Doc/View Classes MDI MFC

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Hello all,

I Have an MDI MFC application un der VS2005, I have some doc/view classes (like CUsersDoc/CUsersView).

I was attempting to create a new pair of (Doc/View) and i could not how to do that:

I created a Document Based Class then i Created a CFormView Based One With The Doc Class as DocumentTemplate but when i tried to see the already created Doc classes i saw lignes like

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 #if!defined(AFX_BFICONSULTATIONDOC_H__4D72AF8D_2711_11D4_99F9_0050BA015F99__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_BFICONSULTATIONDOC_H__4D72AF8D_2711_11D4_99F9_0050BA015F99__INCLUDED_
....

But the one that i created dosen't include such lines.

So People is there a link to a good tutorial for creating Doc/View Classes in MDI Applicaions.

Posted 7-Apr-12 13:18pm

Schehaider_Aymen

Updated 7-Apr-12 13:35pm

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Check this out here for the basics :
Creating your first MFC Doc/View application[^]

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 #if!defined(AFX_BFICONSULTATIONDOC_H__4D72AF8D_2711_11D4_99F9_0050BA015F99__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_BFICONSULTATIONDOC_H__4D72AF8D_2711_11D4_99F9_0050BA015F99__INCLUDED_

coming to the above 2 lines : This will help to include the file only one time per compilation process. If this is not there then the same .h will be included multiple times and this may lead to multiple definition errors. You can also use #pragma once instead, but there are few things to note - #ifndef vs #pragma[^]

Posted 7-Apr-12 16:54pm

Lakamraju Raghuram

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Schehaider_Aymen 8-Apr-12 12:09pm

Thank you for the answer but it was not what i was looking for.

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Schehaider_Aymen · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-08T06:10:00

Solution 2

Was easy, just duplucate the FormView and then duplicate the code of the ParentView in the InitInstance().

Posted 8-Apr-12 6:10am

Schehaider_Aymen

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Monjurul Habib 8-Apr-12 12:19pm

5!