Question for the strong
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For several times I had to put the qustion of how to add a DIALOGBAR into window but nobody have respend then i guessed that is very difficult to do,for that i titled my message Question for the strong
I do not have the answer, but I do have some sujestions: (1) Search codeproject (for toolbars, etc...). (2) Get a copy of the "The MFC Answer Book" by Eugene Kain or search for the MFC FAQ: which is suppost to be maintained by Scot Wingo, Stringray Division of Rogue Wave Software. Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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For several times I had to put the qustion of how to add a DIALOGBAR into window but nobody have respend then i guessed that is very difficult to do,for that i titled my message Question for the strong
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try VC Main Menu->Project->Add to Project->Components and Controls Press it and select Visual C++ components, then you can see dialog bar.
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For several times I had to put the qustion of how to add a DIALOGBAR into window but nobody have respend then i guessed that is very difficult to do,for that i titled my message Question for the strong
It's really simple to add a dialogbar. first, Create a Dialog template into the resource editor. Name it IDD_MYDLGBAR or whatever name you want to give to it. second, Into your parent windows class (probably your mainframe class), in MyMainframe.h CDialogBar mydlgbar; into MymainFrame.cpp if(!mydlgbar.Create(this, IDD_MYDLGBAR, CBRS_RIGHT, IDD_MYDLGBAR)) { return 0; // fail to create } where: first parameter = parent handler second parameter = id of the dlg template third parameter = position of the dlgbar CBRS_RIGHT, CBRS_LEFT, CBRS_BOTTOM, CBRS_TOP last parameter = id of the dlg template MemLeak Everything's beautiful if you look at it long enough...
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It's really simple to add a dialogbar. first, Create a Dialog template into the resource editor. Name it IDD_MYDLGBAR or whatever name you want to give to it. second, Into your parent windows class (probably your mainframe class), in MyMainframe.h CDialogBar mydlgbar; into MymainFrame.cpp if(!mydlgbar.Create(this, IDD_MYDLGBAR, CBRS_RIGHT, IDD_MYDLGBAR)) { return 0; // fail to create } where: first parameter = parent handler second parameter = id of the dlg template third parameter = position of the dlgbar CBRS_RIGHT, CBRS_LEFT, CBRS_BOTTOM, CBRS_TOP last parameter = id of the dlg template MemLeak Everything's beautiful if you look at it long enough...
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i want to add in this new DIALOGBAR one Slider and EditBox who show the progression of the Slider,but i have problem because i think that they have two DIALOGBAR in the application the first with the MFC application when it's created and the second who it's the child and i creat it .
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For several times I had to put the qustion of how to add a DIALOGBAR into window but nobody have respend then i guessed that is very difficult to do,for that i titled my message Question for the strong
Hi, For your question with opengl, you can find a lot of stuff out there (web) to help you. Also, you can have some example here on code project. If you want more specific examples of how to use opengl with mfc you can go here: http://pws.prserv.net/mfcogl/ hope it help you.:) Everything's beautiful if you look at it long enough...