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What is your environment? If you are using Visual C++ you can use the ON_CONTROL_RANGE macro to map a single notification code from mulitple controls with contiguous IDs. 
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I created a dialog box with a few edit controls. One way to detect if user edits the text in a particular edit box is to write a handler that handle EN_CHANGE message. That means if I have 10 edit controls in a dialog box, I have to create 10 handlers. Is there any other way ? I'm using MFC.<br />
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I created an CIPAddressCtrl controls. The only message posted by the control when user edits the content of the IP control is IPN_FIELDCHANGED. CIPAddressCtrl is derived from CWnd. There must be a way to detect &nbsp;EN_CHANGE. How can I do this?
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I created a dialog box with a few edit controls. One way to detect if user edits the text in a particular edit box is to write a handler that handle EN_CHANGE message. That means if I have 10 edit controls in a dialog box, I have to create 10 handlers. Is there any other way ? I'm using MFC.

I created an CIPAddressCtrl controls. The only message posted by the control when user edits the content of the IP control is IPN_FIELDCHANGED. CIPAddressCtrl is derived from CWnd. There must be a way to detect  EN_CHANGE. How can I do this?

What is your environment? If you are using Visual C++ you can use the ON_CONTROL_RANGE macro to map a single notification code from mulitple controls with contiguous IDs. 

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I created a dialog box with a few edit controls. One way to detect if user edits the text in a particular edit box is to write a handler that handle EN_CHANGE message. That means if I have 10 edit controls in a dialog box, I have to create 10 handlers. Is there any other way ? I&amp;#39;m using MFC.

I created an CIPAddressCtrl controls. The only message posted by the control when user edits the content of the IP control is IPN_FIELDCHANGED. CIPAddressCtrl is derived from CWnd. There must be a way to detect  EN_CHANGE. How can I do this?

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