Re: A proper way of creating a function list in a View
"97612" <97612@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thanks for your answer.
But my question is that how to create(or setup) the "function list" in a
VIEW properly?Should I use several bottons for the functions or use
ListView
or something else?!
I want to create the function list in a VIEW like this:
1.flip
2.rotate
3. ......
User can pick up an image from other view and chose a function of the
function list in this VIEW. Then the program will do the chosen function
to
the image.
You did not say whether this is the only thing in the view, or not. If you
are going to display controls in a view then it should be derived from
CFormView.
An important human interface issue with such a list is showing the user
which one (or ones) has been selected. The combo box is quite good at that,
and so are radio buttons. If multiple selection is needed then the
possibilities are check boxes or a list box. If your question is really
about the best human interface, I would think you are in the best position
to judge that in the context of everything you know about the application.
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Scott McPhillips [VC++ MVP]