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CDialogBar Onclose not being called
I would like to trap the onclose for a derived class from CDialogbar.Added the code for OnClose but does not seem to call it.
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I am not using class wizard.I have derived a class CLoggerToolBar from CDialogBar. i am creating it as
// Logger Toolbar.
m_pWndLoggerToolBar = new CLoggerToolBar;
if ( m_pWndLoggerToolBar )
{
m_pWndLoggerToolBar->Creat
// Don't allow docking.
m_pWndLoggerToolBar->Enabl
}
IDD_LOGGER_TOOLBAR is an ID defined in the resources
// Logger Toolbar.
m_pWndLoggerToolBar = new CLoggerToolBar;
if ( m_pWndLoggerToolBar )
{
m_pWndLoggerToolBar->Creat
// Don't allow docking.
m_pWndLoggerToolBar->Enabl
}
IDD_LOGGER_TOOLBAR is an ID defined in the resources
then, how are you trying to process the OnClose event?
If you are not using the wizard, maybe you missed something
If you are not using the wizard, maybe you missed something
ASKER
well in the .h file add afx_msg void OnClose();
.cpp file
add the ON_WM_CLOSE in the message map and add the Onclose function.
It does not seem to call it when i click on the cross button[x] in the tool bar.
.cpp file
add the ON_WM_CLOSE in the message map and add the Onclose function.
It does not seem to call it when i click on the cross button[x] in the tool bar.
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>>m_pWndLoggerToolBar = new CLoggerToolBar;
First of all I don't know many things for VC...
Is CLoggerToolBar has OnClose function as a member??
If yes then I think that:
m_pWndLoggerToolBar->OnClo
and later code the function:
....ACloseFunction(....)
{
//your code here...
}
At least this way I'm Working with C++ Builder...
George Tokas.
First of all I don't know many things for VC...
Is CLoggerToolBar has OnClose function as a member??
If yes then I think that:
m_pWndLoggerToolBar->OnClo
and later code the function:
....ACloseFunction(....)
{
//your code here...
}
At least this way I'm Working with C++ Builder...
George Tokas.
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