vc++ 6.0: Accessing the application's view from the CMainFrame class?
Hi,
The project is a simple database implementation using the mfc app
wizard. On my DB form I have a button and 2 edit controls. My toolbar
has buttons by which I can navigate to any record. But it is only when
I click on the button I can see the record details. I want this to
change. I want the button's job done when I click on the toolbar
button...as I double clicked the toolbar to write code in it I find
that it does not come in the application's view class (CDBView); that
is where I had coded for my button's click event. Instead I an
supposed to write code in the CMainFrame class. I cannot access the
view object from here. I tried something like this:
void CMainFrame::OnRecordFirst()
{
// TODO: Add your command handler code here
CDBView* myViewObj = (CDBView *) GetActiveView();
}
It gave me an error saying "CDBView : Undeclared indentifier". I am
trying not to write the code I have written for my button all over
again. Is there a more direct approach or should I just use
SendMessage() to initiate the button's click event?
-deostroll
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