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Tonex247 4-Nov-15 19:23pm View

No help from anyone?

Tonex247 28-Oct-15 2:04am View

When I open the file with MS wordpad, the image in it is displayed, but when I open it with my RichEdit control, the image doesn't display. I feel it may have something to do with OLE RichEdit interface. Am I right?

Tonex247 22-Aug-14 13:53pm View

@Richard thanks, I have heard of some object serialization, maybe i should look into it. it should be easier. Thanks.

Tonex247 22-Aug-14 12:15pm View

I dont think its that simple. So if you are sending Name, Address, as string, and Amount as integer in one record, you just pack them together? I know it should have something to do with objects of a class

Tonex247 11-Jan-14 10:35am View

Looks like a dead end here! The concept is that when i click the login button i want the welcome screen window with its controls to disappear and the login window with its controls shown. I just cant call ShowWindow() for every control on the welcomeScreen window and on the login Screen window. Since when a window is hidden its children are hidden with it, it becomes easy to call ShowWindow() on the child window which contains the welcome screen controls, and call it again on the login child window. I just hope its not a dead end this time.

Tonex247 11-Jan-14 6:07am View

You are wonderful, Thanks. I think you understand my JAVA app. perfectly, but the problem in the C++ is that in JAVA we have JPanenl which is a container that carries buttons and other controls, and this container is usually fit into the client area of the main window. this container can also contain other containers(like the ones with orange border on the menuScreen of my JAVA app), this containers can then contain buttons... But in C++, the first container(Child window) refused to display the second container(grand child window) on restore of the main window. It seems that the parent window takes care of the repaint of its child automatically, but the child cannot repaint its child. I've tried alot of ways to do this including sending paint messages to each window, redraw... but didn't work. I'm try to trace how and when the repaint message is send to the main window so i can try forwarding it if possible. And, as for every other part, including image painting with GDI, i have taken care of that. And as for beginners tutorials, i've done that including Petzol and many others about a year ago. Once again Thank you for your help so far

Tonex247 10-Jan-14 9:31am View

I've tried alot of ways but so long as it is specified to be a child of a child (grand child) it gives the same problem. As for ID, thats not a problem, as soon as I get this working, every other thing goes in smoothly. And Thanks for your effort.

Tonex247 10-Jan-14 9:21am View

Here is the JAVA app http://wikisend.com/download/448658/PrisonMan.zip[^]

Tonex247 10-Jan-14 9:00am View

Separating the codes into different classes is really not the problem, i've tried everything in one module and its still the same. I tried using CreateWindow() instead but that was worse, the grand child didn't even appear in the first place. My Project is about prison management system, I've written it fully in JAVA but I was asked to translate to C++. I battled with MFC but that was a headache with its Documents and Views. I figured out WinAPI was easier and better (IMO). I'll try and upload the JAVA app so u can understand what i intend doing. Thanks to you all.

Tonex247 4-Mar-13 21:20pm View

This means messages will be handled in the win32 api native way. Its going to be too much load for my level of knowledge for what i intend to do with it. But they (MSDN) say by using subclasswindow, messages can be rerouted to other classes. Thanks all thesame. Still searching.

Tonex247 3-Mar-13 10:00am View

Can someone help with info about SubclassWindow() function. That is, where to put the code (MainFrame or CChildView), what to attach to the function (framwndObject.SubclassWindow( childViewObjectHandle )). please help. Thanks

Tonex247 2-Mar-13 9:13am View

I wish i could get the implementation of CButton, maybe i'll be able to figure out how they transfer messages from CButton class to the CChildView class.

Tonex247 27-Feb-13 5:21am View

I want to use different objects of the CChildView to create many views which i can switch at runtime, but when i test the second view, it doesnt work because of the ID. See updated post.

Tonex247 27-Feb-13 1:23am View

@Andrew thanks but i've done a deep search and heavy reading on this before asking this question. Its only command messages (from menu and toolbar) that are routed that way. Windows messages (from buttons and edits) are sent to their owners which is the CChildView. I want to reroute this to mainFrm.

Tonex247 26-Feb-13 16:58pm View

@Richard, thanks for the post but my app is not a document/view app.

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