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DDX_Control and DDX_Text

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    what is different between them?

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      what is different between them?

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      mbue
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      Use your SDK manual. I think DDX_Control subclasses the given control and DDX_Text exchanges the text.

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        Use your SDK manual. I think DDX_Control subclasses the given control and DDX_Text exchanges the text.

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        what does subclasses mean? it mean use a subclass to override the base class?

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          what does subclasses mean? it mean use a subclass to override the base class?

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          Subclassing in this case is: to attach the control or window to a given class (for instance: CButton). This class will handle all events for that window.

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            Subclassing in this case is: to attach the control or window to a given class (for instance: CButton). This class will handle all events for that window.

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            Is sub ab. of substitute?

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