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I see that you can enable/disable using the EnableWindow method, but how do I get it's current state?
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Hi,
How do you remove a MFC command handler like ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI from a C++ file?
I can't seem to find a way to do it thru Dev Studio. If you know how, please explain.
I am using VS 2008.
Thanks,
Mike
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When we create a DLL using Visual studio (VC8 or 9), we get an option as
create Regular DLL
using MFC as shared DLL
or
using MFC as static library
How are they different? Which one is advisable to use?
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The MFC Feature Pack (and VS 2010) adds out-of-the-box support for several "modern" GUI elements (such as MDI with tabbed documents, the ribbon, and a Visual Studio-style interface with docking panels). These are a boon to those of us that have to support legacy MFC-based applications and want to…
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I have a MFC exe, trying to dynamic load a MFC dll.
// This is code in MFC exe
HINSTANCE h = AfxLoadLibrary(_T("DLL.dll"));
typedef void(*FUN)();
FUN fun = (FUN)GetProcAddress(h, "loveme");
FreeLibrary(h);
Both MFC exe and MFC dll, are having their own resource file.
However, I realize that, if…
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Windows 7 brings a new level of maturity to Windows Search, and by taking advantage of new MFC functionality first publicly unveiled with the Beta 2 release of Visual Studio 2010, writing a Search filter handler for a MFC application can be easily accomplished.
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I see that you can enable/disable using the EnableWindow method, but how do I get it's current state?
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I'm trying to create a custom dropdown for a derivative of CComboBox. The dropdown will be a calendar control plus some 'hotspots', e.g.
So I figure the best way to achieve this is to have a simple CWnd-derived class which acts as the parent to the calendar control, and have it paint the hotspots…
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I've added a combo box in the gui editor in MSVC 2010 pro in my MFC project. I have a list of strings I am grabbing from an external source and want to add them to my combo box. I've searched for a while, and every post seems to suggest I need to use the CComboBox class, however, I have no idea…
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Instead of associating objects with Combo Box items, I associate long ids representing choices. They come from a database, so it seems natural to do so anyway. Now, I persist the id and not the index of the user's selection, so that the choice is remembered across sessions. If id no longer exists…
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In MFC Application, how can we differentiate whether a control is a standard control like CComboBox or it is an custom active-x control?
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