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This was indeed part of the solution I was missing. &nbsp;Having implementing the above I was still left with the problem of communicating my overridden arrow key processing (part of CListCtrlEx) to my view. &nbsp;It was more complicated also because I wanted CListCtrlEx to be accessible by more than one View. &nbsp;<br />
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What I ended up doing was to get a pointer to the mainframe and then using that mainfrm pointer to GetActiveView. &nbsp;I then did RUNTIME_CLASS processing to identify which view was currently active. &nbsp;Once I had the active view I implemented a series of if, else if statements each one for the specific view I wanted to process. &nbsp;This arrangement allowed me to do what I wanted to do. <br />
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Of particular help in this process was article ID 108587 from the Microsoft Knowledge Base (HOWTO: Get current CDocument or CView from anywhere)<br />
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Thanks for the help! &nbsp;<br />
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This was indeed part of the solution I was missing.  Having implementing the above I was still left with the problem of communicating my overridden arrow key processing (part of CListCtrlEx) to my view.  It was more complicated also because I wanted CListCtrlEx to be accessible by more than one View.  

What I ended up doing was to get a pointer to the mainframe and then using that mainfrm pointer to GetActiveView.  I then did RUNTIME_CLASS processing to identify which view was currently active.  Once I had the active view I implemented a series of if, else if statements each one for the specific view I wanted to process.  This arrangement allowed me to do what I wanted to do.

Of particular help in this process was article ID 108587 from the Microsoft Knowledge Base (HOWTO: Get current CDocument or CView from anywhere)

Thanks for the help!  




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I'm using VC++ 5.0 and am stumped again. &nbsp;<br />
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I have a DAOrecordview class linked to a dialog I constructed in the dialog editor. &nbsp;Inside this dialog is a
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I'm using VC++ 5.0 and am stumped again.  

I have a DAOrecordview class linked to a dialog I constructed in the dialog editor.  Inside this dialog is a

How do I override arrow keys in CListCtrl?

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