Re: Hitting the Enter Key While in Edit Boxes..
Forget everything I said so far. I had a brain fart. I had to write a
sample app to realize that. I am not really sure why it's behaving like
that.
AliR.
<kefkastudio@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I set the flag in the resource editor, but the property sheet still
disappears after i hit enter when in the box. If I click on another
tab, and then back to the one I was just on, then the tab reappears.
Is there a way to direct the enter key to a button instead?
Frank B.
AliR wrote:
You can set that in the resource editor, select the edit control and set
the
Want Return flag to true.
Or m_Edit.ModifyStyle(0,ES_WANTRETURN);
AliR.
<kefkastudio@gmail.com> wrote in message
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What would the lines of code look like to set the ES_WANTRETURN flag?
Frank B.
AliR wrote:
Set the ES_WANTRETURN flag of the Edit control. I think the OnOK
handler of
the dialog is getting called, and hiding or closing the inner
dialog.
AliR.
<kefkastudio@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I have a tab control with a property sheet for each tab control.
When
switching between tabs the property sheets show and hide according
to
which tab the user clicks on. Whenever I put the cursor in an
edit
box
and press enter, the property sheet goes blank.. anyone know of a
good
solution for this?
Frank B.
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