Re: More CChildFrame questions

I think the OP is merely confusing data and presentation. Therefore, persists in the
notion that data == presentation and if you delete the presentation you must therefore
delete the data. Then he denies the usability of the document because "all the work is
done in a DLL", not realizing that the DOCUMENT is the place to keep the DATA!

In fact, I even question why "the view does the maths" when in fact the COMPUTATION should
be in the document! The view is merely a minor and relatively trivial conceptual piece of
the effort, a mere way of presenting data. It is a fundamental misunderstanding of the
relationship of view and document, mistaking presentation for data.

Therefore, instead of creating a totally trivial solution, he persists in trying to create
bizarre, complex solutions to what is a trivial problem.
joe

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 07:18:38 -0700, "Tom Serface" <tom.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Could you just hide the child frame window rather than close it and thus
retain both objects? You should be able to use ShowWindow(SW_HIDE).

Tom

"GT" <ContactGT_remove_@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have my own pointer to a view:
ViewResourceLoadChart *m_viewResourceLoadingChart;

I create in my code. the view is attached to a CChildFrame, but when I
call close on a childframe (pChild->SendMessage(WM_CLOSE);), it destroys
the view as well. How can I retain my view for future use?

Joseph M. Newcomer [MVP]
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