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I am writing a control which contains a few images. The images can be moved around inside the control. It is currently derived from CWnd and will handle the moving (drag and drop) just fine, howev...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 06/25/1998 Rating: 7.8 Views: 0
Hi:    I want to get a CWnd object of my view class that is a portion of the view window.  Basically what I want is a CWnd object that represents   CRect(100,100,500,500) of the view window.   ...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 09/17/2001 Rating: 8.6 Views: 0
I want to get the type of control that is currently under the mouse. I am able to get the pointer to the window (CWnd *) by using the WindowFromPoint () method of the CWnd class. From this poi...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 12/11/2001 Rating: 9.6 Views: 0
I have a CWnd embedded in a CSizingControlBar, within the CWnd I have a tree control that takes up the top half and a CPropertySheet control that takes up the bottom half, because it's a pretty lar...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 04/21/2002 Rating: 8.2 Views: 0
I wanted to derive my own window class derived from CWnd which will handle NcPaint() etc so that all the dialogs and windows in my application must be skinable please sujest a web site where i ...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 08/16/2004 Rating: 9.2 Views: 0
What i've got is this home grown script file that reads in prog ID's and their properties. I want a container to basically take those prog ID's create my ActiveX object and set their properties dyn...
Zones: MFC, ActiveXDate Answered: 12/20/1998 Rating: 6.4 Views: 0
Hi,   I created a CEdit control on a CWnd. The CWnd is the CChildView class of the standard MDI app-wizard program (not using document/view architecture). **For some reason, the edit control d...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 01/13/2003 Rating: 8.6 Views: 0
Sorry, guys. The comment list was getting a little too long for my taste on that question, so let's start fresh. Here's what's going on: Yes, I have tried changing that value. (to -1) Is that a val...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 03/19/1998 Rating: 5.2 Views: 0
My application creates sub-windows that can be moved outside of the parent's frame.  I have to use CreateEx() to do this.  This works under Win95 but fails in NT.  I do not want these windows to ap...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 04/07/1997 Rating: 6.6 Views: 0
is there a window style to prevent CWnd objects from receiving the input focus? i need to keep the active view focused at all times and focus is transferred every time i click on a button in one of...
Zones: MFCDate Answered: 12/05/1997 Rating: 6.6 Views: 4