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Creating the Common Custom Controls |
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There are two ways to create a common control. You can instantiate the
corresponding MFC control class and call the resulting object’s Create()
function. Or we can add a control resource line to the dialog resource script
directly. As an example see the code below, which will attach a progress control directly to a window: #include <afxcmn.h> . . . . . . CProgressCtrl ctrlProgress; CRect ctrlLoc(12, 20, 48, 18); ctrlProgress.Create(WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_BORDER, ctrlLocation, this, IDC_PROGRESS); |
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Custom Controls in MFC SubClassing a Window Common Custom Controls in MFC Slider Control and Styles Spin Control and Styles List View Control and Styles Tree View Control and Styles Notification Messages by Common Controls Property Sheets How to create a Modal Property Sheet |
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