MFC, Creating Property Sheets and Property Pages w/o the Class Wizard

Creating Property Sheets and Property Pages w/o the Class Wizard

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Robert Leva #1 / 4	Creating Property Sheets and Property Pages w/o the Class Wizard Hello, I'll probably take some criticism for wanting to code w/o the Class Wizard, but hey... to each his own.. :) Anyways, are there any examples on using CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage w/o the use of the Class Wizard? Thanks, Rob
Sat, 02 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Dirk Djug #2 / 4	Creating Property Sheets and Property Pages w/o the Class Wizard Quote: > Hello, > I'll probably take some criticism for wanting to code w/o the Class Wizard, > but hey... to each his own.. :) > Anyways, are there any examples on using CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage > w/o the use of the Class Wizard? > Thanks, > Rob Yes. Just write by hand what Class Wizard would copy from it's templates. CPropertyPage is your average class that looks like a CDialog and CPropertySheet just needs it's constructor overridden (to "Add()" the property pages). Really, what do you mean by "without the class wizard ?" cU -- http://djuga.home.ml.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Retriever 1.0 is out: http://retriever.home.ml.org Shareware image viewer, thumbnailer & database ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sun, 03 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Robert Leva #3 / 4	Creating Property Sheets and Property Pages w/o the Class Wizard Thanks for the reply Dirk. What I mean by "without the class wizard ?" is that I wish not to use the visual resource editor and class wizard to accomplish this task. I want to be able to create the CPropertyPages by inheriting from CPropertyPage and creating my window and then being able to dynamicaly add them to a CProperySheet..... I know this all can be done via the Resource Editor and Class Wizard, but I perfer not to use them.. Sorry. Rob [Stuffs deleted] Quote: >Really, what do you mean by "without the class wizard ?" [Stuffs deleted]
Mon, 04 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Dirk Djug #4 / 4	Creating Property Sheets and Property Pages w/o the Class Wizard Quote: > Thanks for the reply Dirk. > What I mean by "without the class wizard ?" is that I wish not to use the > visual resource editor and class wizard to accomplish this task. I want to > be able to create the CPropertyPages by inheriting from CPropertyPage and > creating my window and then being able to dynamicaly add them to a > CProperySheet..... I know this all can be done via the Resource Editor and > Class Wizard, but I perfer not to use them.. Sorry. > Rob > [Stuffs deleted] > >Really, what do you mean by "without the class wizard ?" > [Stuffs deleted] So you mean to create the template at runtime. Look in the online help on creating dialog templates at runtime/dynamically/from memory, the same applies here. The pages are always added dynamically to the sheet ( AddPage() ). cU -- http://djuga.home.ml.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Retriever 1.0 is out: http://retriever.home.ml.org Shareware image viewer, thumbnailer & database ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mon, 04 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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