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Want to create AppWizard skeleton app without Doc/View architecture
I would like to create a skeleton application in MS Vis C++ 5.0 much like you get when you use the AppWizard for a SDI/MDI application (you know, with the frame, toolbar, status bar, etc. all in working order), but without the Doc/View architecture. If I create a simple Win32 app, none of this is here. I suppose this would not be too bad, but also the Resource Editor and several other parts of the dev environment don't even show up.
Anyhow, has anyone done this before? If I should merely create a Doc/View app and then remove the Doc/View stuff, what is the proper way to do that?
Thanks!
Anyhow, has anyone done this before? If I should merely create a Doc/View app and then remove the Doc/View stuff, what is the proper way to do that?
Thanks!
I guess, Probably you don't need
Document class but you need the
View support,In that case you can remove
2 files related to document from the
project work place, during compiling
it will give some errors.Comment out those lines and logically modify
it will workout.
If your application is non GUI related
you can go for ATL com wizard in the
main Appwizard.Go through the Help,
Detailed steps are given
Document class but you need the
View support,In that case you can remove
2 files related to document from the
project work place, during compiling
it will give some errors.Comment out those lines and logically modify
it will workout.
If your application is non GUI related
you can go for ATL com wizard in the
main Appwizard.Go through the Help,
Detailed steps are given
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Would you believe that something seemingly so simple has been an issue for months? I've hacked away at this for awhile. I finally figured it out, and actually it's pretty easy - very much as you stated above. But I got all kinds of crazy answers. Hehe. Anyway, although I'd solved it, your answer is pretty good. Thanks.
Just a hint: You should upgrade to VC++6.0, because it's MFC EXE AppWizard contains a checkbox 'Document/View architecture support' which can be unchecked...
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