DotNet Visual C: I dont understand..

  • merrua / 206 / Mon, 01 Feb 2010 04:36:00 GMT / Comments (1)
  • I dont understand how to do this

    I created a dialog based project and that is fine for most
    of my programming project, but one dialog box is going to generate a graph, and as
    far as i know from my books that requires a view?

    I can add a view to my project but i dont see where i add a frame and doc?
    Or can i add a view to a normal dialog box? (I dont think i can do this but if i could it would be handy

    Im using visual c++ 6.0 enterprise edition, and im totally stuck, im not sure how to go about thi
    and i have to get this done

    Can anyone give me some advice or point me towards something that explains this simply
    I havent seen anything that handles this situation. Most say create an sdi or mdi project.. but most of thi
    is dialog based.

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    1. "Merrua" <anonymous...discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
      news:CB3EF391-76DA-4D91-9861-75E944637D78...microsoft.com...
      > I dont understand how to do this.
      > I created a dialog based project and that is fine for most
      > of my programming project, but one dialog box is going to generate a
      graph, and as
      > far as i know from my books that requires a view?
      > I can add a view to my project but i dont see where i add a frame and doc?
      > Or can i add a view to a normal dialog box? (I dont think i can do this
      but if i could it would be handy)
      > Im using visual c++ 6.0 enterprise edition, and im totally stuck, im not
      sure how to go about this
      > and i have to get this done.
      > Can anyone give me some advice or point me towards something that explains
      this simply.
      > I havent seen anything that handles this situation. Most say create an sdi
      or mdi project.. but most of this
      > is dialog based.

      OK, plain talk time.
      There is no simple way to achieve what you want to do and it's time for some
      serious study.
      There are several excellent references to MFC programming that will cover
      the ground you need:

      http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...am_with_mfc.asp

      is a place to start.
      Books:
      Excellent reference:
      http://www.bookpool.com/.x/mkx6f7p9e4/sm/1572316950
      Thorough tutorial:
      http://www.bookpool.com/.x/mkx6f7eo0i/sm/0764543881

      The second book, if studied carefully, will prepare you for what you want to
      do.
      You should also strongly consider the first book, as it is probably the best
      reference and you'll use it frequently in your travels.

      --
      Peter [MVP Academic]

      petervandergoes | Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:54:00 GMT |