Problem with VC6, class wizard disabled

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Why is class wizard disabled in Visual C++ 6 in some projects?

Posted 21-May-10 3:27am

saalavi

Updated 21-May-10 4:05am

Moak

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Radhakrishnan G. · Answer 1 · 2010-05-24T03:05:00

Solution 1

Disabled means

Class Wizard in menu is disabled or it showing nothing in Class Wizard?

if you have written some thing not expected by wizard in AFX tags then class wizard not able to parse

//{{AFX_
        // ClassWizard generated code here<br>
//}}AFX_
</br>

Posted 24-May-10 3:05am

Radhakrishnan G.

Updated 24-May-10 3:08am

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saalavi 24-May-10 13:57pm

//{{AFX_ do something ??! Is not a comment ?

Radhakrishnan G. 24-May-10 23:38pm

yea it is comment, but Classwizard used this tag to identify code wizard generated code such as DoDataExchange(), MessageMap, etc

Chris Meech · Answer 2 · 2010-05-25T09:59:00

Just guessing here, but the project type may determine whether Class Wizard is enabled or not. Originally, Class Wizard was intended to help programmers with mapping window messages to methods of a class. As a result it would be enabled for a WIN32 aplication, but would not be available for a console application which does not have to deal with windows messages. :)