Linking dotNet wiith Visual C++ MFC

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As we know that, there is no grid control in MFC.

The quickest way i thought of is,

make a COM object of GridView in .NET

and use that COM object in MFC.

Not sure how to do all that..

moreover, i want full control over that grid in MFC..

plz guide.. :)

Posted 15-Jun-12 7:54am

Harmanjeet Singh

Updated 15-Jun-12 7:57am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-15T08:32:00

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As we know that, there is no grid control in MFC.

Blasphemy! How dare you say such things around here at CP!

MFC Grid control 2.27[^]

Posted 15-Jun-12 8:32am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Tim Corey 15-Jun-12 14:36pm

Very nice. +5

Harmanjeet Singh 15-Jun-12 14:44pm

Just shut-up and review the things correctly before saying anything.. There is NO grid control in MFC. its custom control made by the Chris. Is u r still not sure, ask Chris Maunder who wrote that article and who is the site owner.
[dont know why people shouts without knowing anything.. lol]

lewax00 15-Jun-12 14:48pm

Just because it's not part of the official library doesn't make his statement incorrect. It is a grid control, and it's made using MFC, therefore it is a grid control in MFC. And if it solves the asker's problem, that's all that really matters.

Harmanjeet Singh 15-Jun-12 14:51pm

yes. u r right. thanx :) it just pinched the way he replied. thats all..

Dave Kreskowiak 15-Jun-12 15:11pm

I know EXACTLY who Chris Maunder is and that he started this site, with David Cunningham. I've been actively participating here for the last 9+ years.

I didn't SHOUT. I tried to bit a bit of humor in the post as everyone here knows that Chris put that Grid Control out.

Or maybe I should have put a smiley into my reply to denote that...

SoMad 15-Jun-12 15:26pm

I agree with your answer, +5.
There is a cultural difference in the use of the phrase "Blasphemy!" and I think that is what caused him to react so strongly.

Soren Madsen