Re: VS2005 professional Class Wizard woes
It's a pain. But instead of creating a bunch of new projects just to ripout
the CRecordView class out of it. Make the dialog a CFormView and then do a
search and replace. Or when you get one done, do save as and then change the
classname.
Like I said its a pain, but it's not that bad. :)
AliR.
"Crystal" <Crystal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Okay, I will try to explain this as best as I can.
Going back to version 6 of Visual Studio, I could layout a dialog resource
in resource view - Then using class wizard, create a new class of type
CRecordView. After setting up the ODBC connection stuff and picking a
table,
I would have a jump start on creating a basic and quick way to modify
table
data in VC++ using MFC.
Now, I can see how to generate a CRecordset in VS2005, using add class MFC
ODBC consumer. Where did the ability to make a dialog a CRecordset go?? I
only get options for CDialog, CDHtMLDialog, CFormView, COLEPropertypage
and
CPropertypage.
I know I can start a new project, generate a recordset and recordview for
the table, copy the 4 source files and delete the project. I have 10
tables
that need CRecordView functionality (DDX, drop in place OnMove, etc).
Surely
there is a better way to hook the new dialog resource to a Crecordview.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this. I would appreciate any
ideas about what I am missing here.
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