Yes, you would have to change the -1 (static ID) to something else that you
could use of course. Sorry I didn't mention that. I typically do that for
The main problem is that the static_id that is passed to the CStatic
Create function is not available after that anywhere. The static_id in
the ON_STN_CLICKED() is expected to be predefined.
Also, I actually have to do this for many instances of CStatic (not
just 2), decided dynamically, so I dont want to have multiple
ON_STN_CLICKED()s.
Thanks
Crow.
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On Dec 3, 12:38 pm, "Tom Serface" <tom.nos...@camaswood.com> wrote:
You could have each of the statics call their own function then call a
common routine using a pointer to the window for the control you want to
handle (or the ID). Then you could have one routine for each clicked
static
(or you could do a range), but one handling routine that gets called from
each that does the real work.
Tom
"crow" <thecleverc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a CStatic instance as follows:
CStatic label1;
label1.Create("", WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE| SS_BITMAP | SS_NOTIFY,
CRect(100+i*(15+32), 100, 60, 60), this, static_id);
And I have a corresponding
ON_STN_CLICKED(static_id,ThisFunctionClicked);
But I am not able to do this for dynamic values for the static_id.
For example if I have two CStatic instances, each with a different
static_id. But I want to call the same function ThisFunctionClicked
for both. But the ThisFunctionClicked needs to know which static_id
was invoked in order to make decisions. Can I pass this static_id to
the function ThisFunctionClicked ?
I already tried using UINT id as a parameter in ThisFunctionClicked ,
but it doesn't work.
Can I do this in someway ?
Thanks In advance
Crow