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Hi, I need help and, if possible, detailed instructions as to how to use the slider and edit box controls in a dialog bar in a MFC/MDI program.<br />
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I have already created the dialogbar in the CMainFrame class of my program. <br />
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How can I get my views to access, update the controls in the dialogbar? (Problem: As my program progress with playing back an audio file, it should update the slider and editbox with the current frame being played.)<br />
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How can I get the controls to access the data/methods in the view? (Problem: When the user drags the slider, the program (i.e. the view) has to forward/reverse the audio file accordingly)<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
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Allan Tan
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Hi, I need help and, if possible, detailed instructions as to how to use the slider and edit box controls in a dialog bar in a MFC/MDI program.

I have already created the dialogbar in the CMainFrame class of my program. 

How can I get my views to access, update the controls in the dialogbar? (Problem: As my program progress with playing back an audio file, it should update the slider and editbox with the current frame being played.)

How can I get the controls to access the data/methods in the view? (Problem: When the user drags the slider, the program (i.e. the view) has to forward/reverse the audio file accordingly)

Thanks in advance.

Allan Tan

Using CSliderCtrl with CDialogBar in a VC++ 5 MFC/MDI program

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