Splitter Window Problem
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In SDI I want to have a splitter window whose one pane consist of the BMP file names and the other pane shows the current selected corresponding files. I am just a Beginner Please if anyone could help me out... in solving this problem -- modified at 6:08 Friday 21st April, 2006
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In SDI I want to have a splitter window whose one pane consist of the BMP file names and the other pane shows the current selected corresponding files. I am just a Beginner Please if anyone could help me out... in solving this problem -- modified at 6:08 Friday 21st April, 2006
First, if you want help you have to describe your problem. What is EXACTLY the problem ?
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In SDI I want to have a splitter window whose one pane consist of the BMP file names and the other pane shows the current selected corresponding files. I am just a Beginner Please if anyone could help me out... in solving this problem -- modified at 6:08 Friday 21st April, 2006
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In SDI I want to have a splitter window whose one pane consist of the BMP file names and the other pane shows the current selected corresponding files. I am just a Beginner Please if anyone could help me out... in solving this problem -- modified at 6:08 Friday 21st April, 2006
The splitter-Window part is easy: Define a
CSplitterWndinCMainFramewith the two panes you want. Place the Views you want on the pane. The program logic part is a litte more involved: Have your view-classes handleOnUpdateto redraw themselves. When your file-system view changes the selection, it sets the newly selecxted filename in a document variable, and the documents setter-routine callsUpdateAllViews. The BMP-display view now does load an show the file just selected. A splitter pane can use anyCWnd*, not just aCView*, which may help you in your task, as you can place any control directly on the pane.
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