I used to use VC 6 a while back and there was a simple to use \"wizard\" that would create a class out of a dialog created in the GUI editor.
This is my second question of the day, pardon me. I am writing a wrapper library to communicate with a scanner device. The source code was in C++ MFC. I am converting it to a plain Dll which will be
I recently asked this question which got me started in the right direction - at least for loading the MFC DLL and trying to show a dlg box.
There are few things I\'m not sure of : When you create a basic SDI using MFC app wizard (let\'s call it TestMfc) you get :
I\'m using MFC for Visual Studio 2003. I have an Edit Control with ID IDC_COMMENT_EDIT. In the following code, after my first call to GetClientRect, I don\'t expect the value of rc to change.
I need to concatenate a list of MFC CString objects into a single CSV string. .NET has String.Join for this task. Is t开发者_C百科here an established way to do this in MFC/C++?The + operator is overlo
I would like to maintain a simple recent files list on my MFC application that shows the 4 most recently used file names.
I\'ve got a problem with my MFC app. When I\'m trying to deserialize CBitmap from the archive and create new CBitmap, it doesn\'t properly load CBitmap\'s bits.
how are the classses in MFC match the model-view-control pattern ? the model is suppose to handle the Business Logic , the control suppose to be some kind of mediator and the view suppose to be the g
My application has a window with a ListBox inside which is filled with text that changes over time, therefore Listbox entries can have several length.