Re: SendMessage() from CAsyncSocket to CDialog.
nexolite wrote:
This is in reference to following post:
http://groups.google.co.in/group/microsoft.public.vc.mfc/browse_thread/thread/26d525c01a51ca3/cbc7666feab318ed?lnk=gst&q=nexolite#cbc7666feab318ed
here I wanted to implement the SendMessage() to dialog class method as
suggested by joe.
here is what his post was:
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void ConnectionManager::OnAccept(int nErrorCode)
{
if(nErrorCode == 0)
{ /* got it! */
ConSock * sock = new ConSock;
if(Accept(*sock))
{ /* got connection */
pwnd->SendMessage(UWM_CONNECTED, (WPARAM)sock);
} /* got connection */
else
... deal with error
} /* got it */
else
... deal with error
}
Note that this does not require ANY knowledge of what the parent class is,
what its type
is, the header file from the parent class, or anything else.
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But here he is using pwnd (which in my code was CDialog*),
but then if you are using pwnd, then how does it not require any knowledge
It does not require any knowledge of the parent window, other than that it is a
CWnd. Your pWnd may actually point to a CMyDialog object, but your socket class
does not need to know that.
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