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Hi, <br />
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I have a document with three different kinds of splitter windows<br />
(from CControlBar). Each of them has a included Dialog. When I open my<br />
application without any of these splitters, ID_FILE_NEW command is<br />
passed correctly to my application. But when some of them are active<br />
(have the focus) or when I start my program and in the beginning, some<br />
splitters are created and there's no view yet, the ID_FILE_NEW command<br />
from when I press strg+N is inactive or I don't find, where to place<br />
the correct messagehandler. I've tried to catch it in the splitter and<br />
in the dialog but it won't help. Can I say somewhere that ID_FILE_NEW<br />
or any other command shall always invoke the OnFileNew() routine of my<br />
application object?<br />

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Hi, 

I have a document with three different kinds of splitter windows
(from CControlBar). Each of them has a included Dialog. When I open my
application without any of these splitters, ID_FILE_NEW command is
passed correctly to my application. But when some of them are active
(have the focus) or when I start my program and in the beginning, some
splitters are created and there's no view yet, the ID_FILE_NEW command
from when I press strg+N is inactive or I don't find, where to place
the correct messagehandler. I've tried to catch it in the splitter and
in the dialog but it won't help. Can I say somewhere that ID_FILE_NEW
or any other command shall always invoke the OnFileNew() routine of my
application object?


ID_FILE_NEW and Splitter

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