Re: Function Call Problem
- From: "cdg" <anyone@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 10:01:18 -0500
These are the instructions I have written for myself that I think will
explain what you had asked for. And I hadn't thought about using this member
varable, or no exactly how to write the statement.
1. Using the Dialog Editor, add a Tab Control to an overlapped (parent)
Dialog Box.
2. Use the Insert menu and add a New Class, naming it CMyTabCtrl (the C will
not be automatically added). Then for the Base Class, scroll down to
CTabCtrl. And the Class Type should not be changed from MFC Class.
3. Using the Class Wizard, add a member variable for the Tab Control, naming
it m_ctrlTab. And under Variable Type, use CMyTabCtrl (scroll down). The
control ID: IDC_TAB1 for the tab control, is under the Member Variable tab
in the CTabTestDlg.
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