Re: Handling focus change on child frame
You could just send a message from one window to the other (application or
view) from the dialog with information about the data that needs to change.
The change could come from fishing the data out of the document or by having
a pointer to the data in the actual message.
Tom
"Pedro Ferreira" <none@none.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
We are developing a set of MFC applications that display the same data,
but process/acquire it in different ways.
They are built with doc/view and the data is displayed in several
formviews. There is one resource file common to all applications with the
dialog templates for all shared views, and the implementation classes are
also shared.
So far so good. Now there is one application that uses an extra view that
needs to do some action when one of the dialog items from the other shared
views gains keyboard focus.
Is this possible at all? I was thinking in handling some focus change
message at the ChildFrame level and then forward it to the desired view,
although I did not succeeded.
Could someone give a hint here? I know this is probably not a common
situation, and I should probably rethink the design, but if there's some
way I would like to try it first.
Thanks,
Pedro Ferreira
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