Re: CDialogTemplate
I think you would have to create a list with the strings, and correlative
IDs, and look them up before doing the call:
LPCTSTR strIDs[] = {
_T("IDD_DIALOG1"),
_T("IDD_DIALOG2"),
_T("IDD_DIALOG3"),
// ...
};
UINT nIDs[] = {
IDD_DIALOG1,
IDD_DIALOG2,
IDD_DIALOG3,
// ...
};
Look up index in first list then call MAKEINTRESOURCE() with ID from second
list.
Tom
"p_1960" <p1960@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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thanks for ur reply..
but the issue as im getting resource id as String but not as integer so
now
how can i load using String ID
"Tom Serface" wrote:
That function is expecting to get a pointer to a string which is really a
slight conversion of the int resource number (not the name of the
dialog).
You could just pass in something like:
MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_TESTDLG_DIALOG)
instead of the string you had here.
Tom
"p_1960" <p1960@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
when im trying to use...
CDialogTemplate dlt;
LPCTSTR ID=_T("IDD_TESTDLG_DIALOG");
if (!dlt.Load(ID)) return -1;
the issue is eventhough the ID is correct but the above if statement
returns
-1
but if i use
if (!dlt.Load(MAKEINTRESOURCE(CTestDlg::IDD))) return -1;
the above statement doesn"t return -1..
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