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I still doesn't know how I can get the first parameter which is the handle to my window. I tried GetWindow but it still struggling with it.<br />

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I still doesn't know how I can get the first parameter which is the handle to my window. I tried GetWindow but it still struggling with it.


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If you are using MFC, the m_hWnd member contains the window handle. <br />

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If you are using MFC, the m_hWnd member contains the window handle.


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How I couldn't get &nbsp;this parameter in InitInstance, may be because my window is related a my view Class and I don't know how I can export it to App class.<br />
I tried to implemented directly in my view class but because the View Class drives from CWnd it understands that I'm using Cwnd:SetWindowPos which is a different function.<br />
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How I couldn't get  this parameter in InitInstance, may be because my window is related a my view Class and I don't know how I can export it to App class.
I tried to implemented directly in my view class but because the View Class drives from CWnd it understands that I'm using Cwnd:SetWindowPos which is a different function.



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Add :: before SetWindowPos<br />
::SetWindowPos<br />
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CWnd::SetWindowPos is exactly the same function as the ::SetWindowPos, but you don't have to specify the window handle, it takes it automaticly from m_hWnd. IF your window is a dialog, do it in the OnInitDialog member<br />

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Add :: before SetWindowPos
::SetWindowPos

CWnd::SetWindowPos is exactly the same function as the ::SetWindowPos, but you don't have to specify the window handle, it takes it automaticly from m_hWnd. IF your window is a dialog, do it in the OnInitDialog member


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Finally, it works.<br />
Thanks.<br />

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I want to to keep the dialog box in foreground like the Windows NT Task Manager Window.
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I want to to keep the dialog box in foreground like the Windows NT Task Manager Window.

VC++: keeping the application window in foreground

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.