Re: How to keep my dialog on top?

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If you were new and told you to go and look at SetWindowPos, the first thing
you would probably run into in the docs would be the ::SetWindowPos. And
might use that instead of CWnd::SetWindowPos, without knowing that CWnd
wraps that call.

Obviously there would also be nothing wrong with that, but it's not clean
MFC programming.

AliR.


"David Ching" <dc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"AliR (VC++ MVP)" <AliR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Although its not necessary in c# it has become a habit for me, the
intelli-scense on the c# side is amazing. And using this. makes things go
alot faster.

In the original post, since the OP appeared to be new, I was just trying
to distinguish between the CWnd::SetWindowPos and the SDKs SetWindowPos.

I was trying to type this->SetWindowPos(.....);


You should try Visual Assist, then it does not matter whether you type
"this." or not! :-)

I thought you might be trying to distinguish CWnd::SetWindowPos() and
::SetWindowPos(), but this->SetWindowPos() == SetWindowPos(), so actually
it does not change the meaning at all. Oh well, small point, no big deal.

Cheers,
David



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