Open Dialog when using BOOL OnInitDialog() function ?

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  1. zippor

    zippor New Member

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    BOOL OnInitDialog()
    {
    CListBox wndListBox;
    wndListBox.Attach (GetDlgItem (IDC_LIST1)->m_hWnd);
    wndListBox.AddString (_T ("One"));
    wndListBox.AddString (_T ("Two"));
    wndListBox.AddString (_T ("Three"));
    wndListBox.Detach ();
    return true;
    }

    When I use this code above in BOOL OnInitDialog() function of CDialog class, this code below can't execute. (IDC_LIST1 is a member of IDD_DLTEST1). Can you explain for me ? If I want to open IDD_DLTEST1 dialog, What do I have to do?

    void CallDialog()
    {
    Dlg d1(IDD_DLTEST1);
    d1.DoModal();
    }
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    I could not get what you are asking.
     
  3. zippor

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    When i used this code in CDialog class:
    Code:
    BOOL OnInitDialog()
    {
    CListBox wndListBox;
    wndListBox.Attach (GetDlgItem (IDC_LIST1)->m_hWnd);
    wndListBox.AddString (_T ("One"));
    wndListBox.AddString (_T ("Two"));
    wndListBox.AddString (_T ("Three"));
    wndListBox.Detach ();
    return true;
    }
    Why didn't the code below do? (class Dlg::public CDialog)
    Code:
    void CallDialog()
    {
    Dlg d1(IDD_DLTEST1);
    d1.DoModal();
    }
     
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  4. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Because you are not calling that function.
     
  5. zippor

    zippor New Member

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    This is my code. Help me
    Code:
    #include<afxwin.h>
    #include<afxext.h>
    #include"resource.h"
    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    class  CD : public CDocument
    {
    	DECLARE_DYNCREATE( CD )
    
    public:
    	CD():CDocument()
    	{ 
    	}
    };
    IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE( CD, CDocument )
    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    class  CV : public CView
    {
    	
    	DECLARE_DYNCREATE( CV )
    
    public:
    	
    	void OnDraw(CDC* pDC)
    	{
    	}
    };
    IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE( CV, CView )
    class Dlg : public CDialog
    {
    public:
    	Dlg(UINT  id):CDialog(id){}
    	BOOL OnInitDialog()
    	{
    		CListBox wndListBox;
    		wndListBox.Attach (GetDlgItem (IDC_LIST1)->m_hWnd);
    		wndListBox.AddString (_T ("One"));
    		wndListBox.AddString (_T ("Two"));
    		wndListBox.AddString (_T ("Three"));
    		wndListBox.Detach ();
    		return true;
    		
    	}
                    void CallDialog()
                   {
                                   Dlg d1(IDD_DLTEST1);
                                   d1.DoModal();
                   }
    	DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()
    };
    BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(Dlg,CDialog)
    	ON_COMMAND(IDOK, CallDialog)
    END_MESSAGE_MAP()
    class  CS : public CFrameWnd
    {
    	DECLARE_DYNCREATE( CS )
    	CToolBar   tb;
    	CStatusBar   sb;
    public:
    void OnCreate(LPCREATESTRUCT   cs)
    	{
    		CFrameWnd::OnCreate(cs);
    		sb.Create(this);
    		tb.Create(this);
    		tb.LoadToolBar(IDR_MNTB);
    		tb.EnableDocking( CBRS_ALIGN_ANY );
    		EnableDocking( CBRS_ALIGN_ANY );
    		DockControlBar( &tb );
    	}
                   BOOL CS::PreCreateWindow(CREATESTRUCT& cs)
                   {
                   }
    	DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()
    };
    IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE( CS, CFrameWnd )
    BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP( CS, CFrameWnd )
    	
    	ON_WM_CREATE()
    
    END_MESSAGE_MAP()
    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    class  CT : public CWinApp
    {
    public:
    	BOOL  InitInstance()
    	{
    		CSingleDocTemplate  *pd = new CSingleDocTemplate(
    			IDR_MNTB,
    			RUNTIME_CLASS( CD ),
    			RUNTIME_CLASS( CS ),
    			RUNTIME_CLASS( CV ));
    		AddDocTemplate(pd);
    		
    		CCommandLineInfo  cf;
    		ParseCommandLine(cf);
    		if (!ProcessShellCommand(cf)) return false;
    		return true;
    	}
    	
    	DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()
    };
    BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CT,CWinApp)
    	ON_COMMAND( ID_EXIT, CWinApp::CloseAllDocuments)
    END_MESSAGE_MAP()
    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    CT a;
     
  6. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    We normally dont do this
    ON_COMMAND(IDOK, CallDialog)
    but we override the OnOK but that should not be the cause of the problem. You are treating IDOK as a normal button and call dialog should be called.

    Is it that CallDialog is not getting called then follow this steps

    Make a dialog based MFC exe application

    Copy the following line in the message map
    ON_COMMAND(IDOK, CallDialog)

    Now add the CallDialog function in .h as follows
    afx_msg void CallDialog();

    I think this should do the job

    Thanks
    Shabbir
     
  7. zippor

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    I don't know much about .h, In the situation, Could you show content of .h file? thanks
     
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    Opening the file on your system will show you the content.
     

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