Re: How to Inform user the unsaved status when he close the app?
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Hello
I am doing a project of SDI. I setted the view Class derived from the
CFormView Class. Anyway, I would like to set the Document dirty without
View/Doc structure support.
I've tried to add Message Handlers for WM_CLOSE both in the View Class
and MainFrame Class. And I found that the Message Handler in the MainFrame
did work but I could not find a way to pass the variable value, like
m_bIsSaved, from the MainFrame Class to the View Class. In the other hand,
however, the WM_CLOSE handler in the View Class did nothing, not to
mention passing variable value to the MainFrame.
Anyone help me please~ Thanks in advance!!!!
The view does not get WM_CLOSE because it does not have a Close button.
The mainframe can use GetActiveView to get a pointer to the view.
CMyView* pv = (CMyView*)GetActiveView();
if (pv)
pv->WeAreClosingNow(m_bIsSaved);
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