Thanks for help with CCheckListBox

David Stidolph -- stidolph@magnet.com
Monday, January 29, 1996

I got the reply's on using a CCheckListBox -- thanks everyone for =
helping out.  I'm trying out your solutions now.

As to my comment about lack of documentation - I was refering to =
examples of usage and member functions that are called on user selection =
(check and uncheck).  The class has about the same level of =
documentation as other classes.  I wish each class had at least one good =
example of usage where possible.  _splitpath, a C runtime function, has =
an example showing it off - I wind up cutting and pasting that example =
in my code as I need it (and modify the code to what I need).  Loading =
example programs is ok for really big things, but is not practical when =
you need to look up setting up a socket or converting an array of =
RGBQUAD's to a log palette.

BTW - one of the best things about Windows 95 for me is the enhanced =
WinHelp (cut and paste has never been easier).
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David Stidolph

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Mike Blaszczak -- mikeblas@interserv.com
Thursday, February 01, 1996

On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, David Stidolph  wrote:

> Loading example programs is ok for really big things, but
> is not practical when you need to look up setting up a
> socket or converting n array of RGBQUAD's to a log palette.

Using the "Find in Files" command right inside the IDE is a great way to find 
code fragments for use in your programs.

[Moderator's note: I agree.  I use this feature all the time.]

.B ekiM
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