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" How can I get CWnd pointer for the current dialog ? "

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    :-O Please, Can anybody helps me ? I want to catch the CWnd pointer for the current dialog to use it in the CButton::Create() method. I tried to use "this" instead of CWnd in the OnButtonClick() its works ok, but when I tried to use "this" inside Custom Class (I created it) it doesn't work because the "this" pointer was pointing to the Current class.So " How can I get CWnd pointer for the current dialog ? " Thank you at all. Dr Abudawood

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      :-O Please, Can anybody helps me ? I want to catch the CWnd pointer for the current dialog to use it in the CButton::Create() method. I tried to use "this" instead of CWnd in the OnButtonClick() its works ok, but when I tried to use "this" inside Custom Class (I created it) it doesn't work because the "this" pointer was pointing to the Current class.So " How can I get CWnd pointer for the current dialog ? " Thank you at all. Dr Abudawood

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      class Custom public CWnd
      {
      Custom()
      {
      CWnd* pWnd = static_cast<CWnd>this;
      }
      }

      I think it will work, I don't know. Rickard Andersson Here is my card, contact me later! UIN: 50302279 Sonork: 37318 Interests: C++, ADO, SQL, Winsock, 0s and 1s

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