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Zoppo,<br />
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I see. Thanks for that,<br />
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Regards,<br />
Sternocera
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Zoppo,

I see. Thanks for that,

Regards,
Sternocera

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I'm writing an MFC app. There are many &quot;add&quot; and &quot;edit&quot; dialogs for various record types, with a lot of redundant repetition - obvious candidates for refactoring so that each inherits from a common base class.<br />
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I have concerns about mixing inheritance with MFC's message/command routing. I seemingly cannot put a messagemap or data exchange in my base class. <br />
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Must I maintain mappings and data exchanges in my derived classes? It would be convenient to push that up into the base class.<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
Sternocera
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Hello,

I'm writing an MFC app. There are many "add" and "edit" dialogs for various record types, with a lot of redundant repetition - obvious candidates for refactoring so that each inherits from a common base class.

I have concerns about mixing inheritance with MFC's message/command routing. I seemingly cannot put a messagemap or data exchange in my base class. 

Must I maintain mappings and data exchanges in my derived classes? It would be convenient to push that up into the base class.

Regards,
Sternocera

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