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sunnyram 2-Dec-11 3:00am View    
yes, instead of hiding we can disable the controls to make this work, but this will be my last option to solve my problem.
is there any other way to solve my problem. because i am going to use this combo box in 2-3 places so instead of disabling/hiding the controls, is there any other solution? in standard combo box, it shows the list box it does not disable/hide the controls bellow it so if i want to give this functionality to my combo box then how do i do this?
sunnyram 2-Dec-11 1:01am View    
i want to do many things in the list control, means on double click in some cell of the list control i want to show combo box or edit box as per the sub-item index such things can not be done in combo box. so using the list control for this case.
sunnyram 1-Dec-11 10:17am View    
(it is the item in the list control)i updated the question, please check it, waiting for the reply.
sunnyram 5-Sep-11 6:48am View    
thank you
sunnyram 5-Sep-11 6:36am View    
thank you,

i followed what you said.

if i want to do this in generic way then what should we do for that?
means if i dont know whether the type is int, CString or may other

then what should we do for this
class MyList : public CList <cobject,cobject>
{
// ...
};
can we do like this?

i tried this i got the error like:
cannot access protected member declared in class 'CObject'