I have been tasked with migrating our product\'s UI to VS2010. It is an MFC app, originally written in VC6. I have performed the following steps:
I am trying to open dialog containing MS FlexGrid ActiveX control using DoModal() from an ActiveX control project(OCX). I added member variable for the FlexGrid control and genera开发者_JS百科ted a wr
I have an MFC MDI application and I am trying to add a new dialog to it. I want this dialog to be in WPF (a Window basically rather than a dialog). This window should be modeless and a child to the cu
Assuming I am only using them for \"normal\" GUI programs (no COM, no ActiveX, nothing fancy), what is the fundamental difference I will see between ATL and MFC, to help me figure out which one to use
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What is the best way to access an MFC control from a worker thread? What is the MFC idiomatic way of accessing a control?
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To preface we have a strange requirement that all dialogs must be modeless for an MFC application. There is a particular dialog using region drawing and some custom controls to select dates and times
I created a custom control whose class has CStatic as base class. Currently I handle the drawing using WM_PAINT event. But there is a strange behavior. When I re-enable the window after disabling it u