OCX as a View
Paul E. Rosen -- prosen@fte.com
Monday, October 28, 1996
Environment: Win 95, VC 4.2flat
Hi,
I'd like to set up a view like CListView, except that instead of being based
on a CListCtrl, it would be based on a OCX control. Is this possible? (The
first control I'll be experimenting with is the grid control.)
Thanks,
Paul Rosen, Frontline Test Equipment, Inc.
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gary_hellman@smtpgate.disclosure.com
Wednesday, October 30, 1996
[Mini-digest: 2 responses]
I believe (used to be...) there is an example with VC++ that uses a
splitter with two views, one is the grid control, the other a graph.
The user enters data into the grid - the graph is displayed on the
chart.
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Subject: OCX as a View
Author: mfc-l@netcom.com at internet
Date: 10/30/96 11:17 AM
Environment: Win 95, VC 4.2flat
Hi,
I'd like to set up a view like CListView, except that instead of being based
on a CListCtrl, it would be based on a OCX control. Is this possible? (The
first control I'll be experimenting with is the grid control.)
Thanks,
Paul Rosen, Frontline Test Equipment, Inc.
Internet: prosen@fte.com, http://www.fte.com, ftp.fte.com
Voice: 804-984-4500, Fax: 804-984-4505, BBS: 804-984-4503
Real Mail: PO Box 7507, Charlottesville, VA 22906-7507, USA
Location: 2114 Angus Road, Suite 228, Charlottesville, VA 22901
-----From: Michael Iles
Environment: NT 4.0, VC 4.2b
> Environment: Win 95, VC 4.2flat
>
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to set up a view like CListView, except that instead of being
based
> on a CListCtrl, it would be based on a OCX control. Is this possible?
(The
> first control I'll be experimenting with is the grid control.)
We're doing this; you need to derive from CFormView, which is (as I
understand it) the only CView-derived class that can hold controls. You
can assign a dialog resource to your CFormView-derived class and include
the OCX on the dialog, or simply create the OCX at runtime in the
OnCreate handler.
Mike, michaeli@dra.com
gary_hellman@smtpgate.disclosure.com
Wednesday, October 30, 1996
[Mini-digest: 2 responses]
I believe (used to be...) there is an example with VC++ that uses a
splitter with two views, one is the grid control, the other a graph.
The user enters data into the grid - the graph is displayed on the
chart.
______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
Subject: OCX as a View
Author: mfc-l@netcom.com at internet
Date: 10/30/96 11:17 AM
Environment: Win 95, VC 4.2flat
Hi,
I'd like to set up a view like CListView, except that instead of being based
on a CListCtrl, it would be based on a OCX control. Is this possible? (The
first control I'll be experimenting with is the grid control.)
Thanks,
Paul Rosen, Frontline Test Equipment, Inc.
Internet: prosen@fte.com, http://www.fte.com, ftp.fte.com
Voice: 804-984-4500, Fax: 804-984-4505, BBS: 804-984-4503
Real Mail: PO Box 7507, Charlottesville, VA 22906-7507, USA
Location: 2114 Angus Road, Suite 228, Charlottesville, VA 22901
-----From: Michael Iles
Environment: NT 4.0, VC 4.2b
> Environment: Win 95, VC 4.2flat
>
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to set up a view like CListView, except that instead of being
based
> on a CListCtrl, it would be based on a OCX control. Is this possible?
(The
> first control I'll be experimenting with is the grid control.)
We're doing this; you need to derive from CFormView, which is (as I
understand it) the only CView-derived class that can hold controls. You
can assign a dialog resource to your CFormView-derived class and include
the OCX on the dialog, or simply create the OCX at runtime in the
OnCreate handler.
Mike, michaeli@dra.com
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