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How do I create handler for toolbar and menu items in Studio.net
Hello, I'm moving from C++ 6.0 to .net. I created a custom toolbar and want to create handlers for each item. When I select the toolbar in resource view and select the iocn. My property page doesn't show a message or event button. Show how do I add a handler?
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When the .net came out I gave it a try (didn't like some things so I am still with VC 6). One thing I didn't like was that one seems to be what could be here.
If you do not have a menu then the wizard doesn't seem to be able to hook a (toolbar) button up to an event. Solution. Create a menu with the same ID as that of your button and hook the menu event with the wizard. (The menu doesn't have to be visible in your app - it's just there for the wizard to automate tasks for you).
If you do not have a menu then the wizard doesn't seem to be able to hook a (toolbar) button up to an event. Solution. Create a menu with the same ID as that of your button and hook the menu event with the wizard. (The menu doesn't have to be visible in your app - it's just there for the wizard to automate tasks for you).
Yes, Wizard support in VC++ 6 is better than in .NET. The only function available in .NET is adding message handlers and member variables. User should make more things manually.
BlackRussian, Andy's idea is good. You can see also how command message handler is added in the text of the program and do the same manually.
By the way, Black Russian - this is from "Naked Gun"?
BlackRussian, Andy's idea is good. You can see also how command message handler is added in the text of the program and do the same manually.
By the way, Black Russian - this is from "Naked Gun"?
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