Interested?
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I'm working on a method of using DLGTEMPLATE to create dialogs within a class. (Not in the .rc) This could be useful when creating library classes. That way any future users would only need to copy the .h and .cpp files. You wouldn't need to include comments like "copy the dialog IDD_SOMETHING to your .rc file..." Is this something of interest? Or is this too simple (and I just found it)?:-O
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I'm working on a method of using DLGTEMPLATE to create dialogs within a class. (Not in the .rc) This could be useful when creating library classes. That way any future users would only need to copy the .h and .cpp files. You wouldn't need to include comments like "copy the dialog IDD_SOMETHING to your .rc file..." Is this something of interest? Or is this too simple (and I just found it)?:-O
Check out Dynamic Dialog Class on this site. It allows you to contruct a dialog template at runtime.