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C++/MFC: Adding text to CRichEditView?

Asked by zitt in Windows MFC Programming

Tags: cricheditview

I am completely new to MFC programming ... having written several 100's of applications in Delphi; the method for creating MFC applications under Visual C++ 5.0 is confusing me.

I'm trying to write a simple application which uses a RichEdit control to display status from another thread.
I want to use a the CRichEditView to allow me to display the status in color... then save it to a RTF file so I can be examined later.

I've only been at the MFC programming for a few hours; but I'm not sure how to best proceed.

I have a menu (for testing) which executes the following function:
void CMainFrame::OnTestSendstring()
{
     CRichMFCView* ActiveView;
     //CRichMFCView* GetActiveView()
     ActiveView = (CRichMFCView*) GetActiveView();

     
     //ActiveView.StreamIn();
}

Obviously I'm not sure what I'm doing... but the ide is a click on the Test menu and Send String option and the end result is a string appears in the current active view.

I was thinking the StreamIn() member function would do this for me... but it seems like overkill.

Seems like this should be a super simple thing to do.

If i were writing this in Delphi, I'd be done already.
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