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Multiple views (MFC)
Hi Search for online documentation on CFormView which is like a Dialog bur derived from CScrollView ( CView ). Hope this helps. :-) Take it Easy :-) Kartik.S -
Class with pointers
The moment you instantiate a class, the constructor is called. Classes are also scoped and have a life. After its life time (when the function ends), the destructors are called automatically (unless you use new for which delete must be called appropriately). Hope this helps eg int main() {... -
THIS ?
void Method1() { //... Method2(); //... } I'm new. Hope this is what you wanted. :-) Take it Easy :-) Kartik.S- Kartiksg
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Graphics effects
Try www.GameTutorials.com for OpenGL and Win32 graphics effects. Also visit www.developium.com whick is a forum dedicated to game programmers. :-) Take it Easy :-) Kartik.S- Kartiksg
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- Forum: Microsoft: DirectX SDK (for software developers)
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How do you use a edit box (password) to get to another dialog window?
I am new to VC++. I use VC++6 and use MFC. I assume that the 1st dialog is in class CPassDlg. I assume that the 2nd dialog is in class CWorkDlg. I also assume that the Edit control does not use a database for storing a password and is named IDC_EDIT_PASS. I also assume that there is a button on...- Kartiksg
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
