Re: How do I avoid OnPaint call?
I meant least of your problems, not list.
Anyway the point is to put any code that draws on the window in the WM_PAINT
handler.
AliR.
"AliR" <AliR@online.nospam> wrote in message
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At what point are you drawing the graph? If you are doing it anywhere
besides in the WM_PAINT handler, that's where you need to put it.
If you don't then resize or maximize/minimize will be the list of your
problems, if your app gets covered by another the same thing will happen.
The purpose of WM_PAINT is for the system to tell the window that it NEEDS
to repaint its content. Otherwise it would not be sent to your window.
AliR.
"Manoj Jangid" <manoj.jangid@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I have a dialog based application this dialog contain a custom graph
control. this control derived from CWnd class.
When I resize or maximize/minimize my application, existing
information from graph is erased, how do I keep this information
persistent?
-Manoj
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