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This <b>function </b>should be called automatically when the menu is displayed - you don't have any need to call it yourself. &nbsp;Do you mean you need to set the value of m_AufloesungAuswahl from elsewhere but don't know how to?<br />

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This function should be called automatically when the menu is displayed - you don't have any need to call it yourself.  Do you mean you need to set the value of m_AufloesungAuswahl from elsewhere but don't know how to?


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yes... that do I mean....and I think I &nbsp;found the answer.<br />
m_AufloesungAuswahl=1;<br />
will do the trick
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yes... that do I mean....and I think I  found the answer.
m_AufloesungAuswahl=1;
will do the trick

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okay...thanks...sometimes you only need a hint
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okay...thanks...sometimes you only need a hint

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Hello,<br />
I would like to call a Menu Update Function in CMainFrame from another Function:<br />
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My Update Function is:<br />
void CMainFrame::OnUpdate_Auflo<wbr />esung1280x<wbr />1024(CCmdU<wbr />I *pCmdUI)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; pCmdUI-&gt;SetCheck(m_Aufloes<wbr />ungAuswahl<wbr />==CMainFra<wbr />me::Auswah<wbr />l_1);<br />
}<br />
This will be called if I choose this menu.....and the check box will set in this menu.<br />
<br />
<br />
How can I call this Function from another Function in CMainFrame?<br />
Please let me know.<br />
Thank you.<br />
500 points.<br />
Best regards,<br />
Thomas<br />

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Hello,
I would like to call a Menu Update Function in CMainFrame from another Function:

My Update Function is:
void CMainFrame::OnUpdate_Aufloesung1280x1024(CCmdUI *pCmdUI)
{
    pCmdUI->SetCheck(m_AufloesungAuswahl==CMainFrame::Auswahl_1);
}
This will be called if I choose this menu.....and the check box will set in this menu.


How can I call this Function from another Function in CMainFrame?
Please let me know.
Thank you.
500 points.
Best regards,
Thomas


Call Menu Function OnUpdate

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