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Far Pointer said this to me yesterday :) Hi, Follow this CInitials::CEdit(derived from CEdit) make a control variable from CInitials and link it to the editbox(through classwizard) then you will be able to tap it on the CInitials::OnChar(..)(through classwizard), or else add the EN_CHANGE handler this will also help you . Regards FarPOinter This was my response. Thanks, but im using Visual C++ 7.1 not Visual Studio 6.0. Visual C++ 7.1 comes with Visual Studio 2003. Thanks for the suggestion anyway. Tom Any help would be appreciated on catching WM_CHAR in the derived class, although it doesnt show in the Add Event Handler and like im saying there is no class wizard in VC++.NET 2003. Only Add Event Handler and new Class Dialog. Tom
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Far Pointer said this to me yesterday :) Hi, Follow this CInitials::CEdit(derived from CEdit) make a control variable from CInitials and link it to the editbox(through classwizard) then you will be able to tap it on the CInitials::OnChar(..)(through classwizard), or else add the EN_CHANGE handler this will also help you . Regards FarPOinter This was my response. Thanks, but im using Visual C++ 7.1 not Visual Studio 6.0. Visual C++ 7.1 comes with Visual Studio 2003. Thanks for the suggestion anyway. Tom Any help would be appreciated on catching WM_CHAR in the derived class, although it doesnt show in the Add Event Handler and like im saying there is no class wizard in VC++.NET 2003. Only Add Event Handler and new Class Dialog. Tom
Tom Moore wrote:
like im saying there is no class wizard in VC++.NET 2003. Only Add Event Handler and new Class Dialog.
Although you don't use the class wizard, you can still follow this persons advice. Why would Add Event Handler not allow you to add a handler for an event ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++