Changing a view in a static splitter

Andrew Branch -- AndrewB@lpa.com
Friday, February 09, 1996


Hi,

Could anyone point me towards a reference on how to chane one of the views 
in a static splitter window.

Thanks,

Andrew Branch
LPA Software
abranch@lpa.com

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Stevko Elemir -- STEVKO@dcse.fee.vutbr.cz
Sunday, February 11, 1996

[Mini-digest: 3 responses]


Hello,

  If you want to replace a view in the splitter window you can have 
  a look at the SPLIT example. It can be downloaded from 
  ftp.microsoft.com\softlib\mslfiles\SPLIT.EXE. The MSDN knowledge 
  base article Q102827 (Replacing a View in a Splitter Window) deals 
  with that example.
                                         Elemir Stevko
                                         stevko@dcse.fee.vutbr.cz

-----From: mikeblas@interserv.com

On Fri, 09 Feb 96, Andrew Branch  wrote:

>Could anyone point me towards a reference on how to chane one of the views 
>in a static splitter window.

How do you want the change the view?  Do you meant that the object now has a 
view instance of one class, and you'd like to use an instance of another 
class?

.B ekiM
--
TCHAR szDisc[] = _T("These words are my own; I do not speak for Microsoft.");

-----From: Stephan.Jou@Cognos.COM (Jou, Stephan)


Andrew:

Look at the MFC sample program "SPLIT".  It contains a function called 
"ReplaceView" which does exactly what you want.  Here's an excerpt from the 
ABSTRACT.TXT:

  SPLIT: Demonstrates CSplitterWnd Functions

  SPLIT demonstrates several CSplitterWnd functions,
  including CWnd::CenterWindow. These functions perform the
  following tasks:

  >  A ReplaceView function replaces one view in a
  CSplitterWnd pane with another. This function replaces a
  view, but uses the same CDocument object.


Good luck,
Stephan,
Stephan.Jou@Cognos.COM,
stephan@synapse.net

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