Re: Key press produces 'boink' sound
I think the problem was that you were calling the default
PreTranslateMessage() routine which was 'boinking' (sounds a little crude)
because it didn't know what to do with the key. If you have an application
and you press a key that doesn't do anything you get the same sound. I
think the confusion was that you thought you were telling it to do something
then you were just passing it along. If you return true or false you are
not calling the base class PreTranslateMessage() and you are just returning
to the previous caller.
Tom
"Punit Kaur" <PunitKaur@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thank you very much!! It stopped giving that sound if I return true or
false... How does it handle both the return values in the same way?
"Nobody" wrote:
When, and if you do, implement the OnOK handler, put a return statement
before the CDialog::OnOK.
That will keep it from closing.
You also have the option to set the pMsg->wParam = NULL
and doing the default processing.
Either way.
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