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I'm a beginner in VC++/MFC and reading a sample of Microsoft : DLGTEMP <br />
The DLGTEMPL sample shows how to create a dialog template dynamically<br />
and use the template with CDialog::InitModalIndirect<wbr />. The sample displays a <br />
dialog box for selecting the height, width, and other attributes of a button, <br />
static text, and multiline edit control, then displays the resulting dialog box<br />
using templates in memory. <br />
Why they had to use TRY; CATCH,... in CMyDialogTemplate::DemoIt(<wbr />) ?<br />
Can I creat the second dialog by Resource editor with less code line, and<br />
in this situation, of course I do not use TRY, CATCH?<br />

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I'm a beginner in VC++/MFC and reading a sample of Microsoft : DLGTEMP 
The DLGTEMPL sample shows how to create a dialog template dynamically
and use the template with CDialog::InitModalIndirect. The sample displays a 
dialog box for selecting the height, width, and other attributes of a button, 
static text, and multiline edit control, then displays the resulting dialog box
using templates in memory. 
Why they had to use TRY; CATCH,... in CMyDialogTemplate::DemoIt() ?
Can I creat the second dialog by Resource editor with less code line, and
in this situation, of course I do not use TRY, CATCH?


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