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project with multiple dialog boxes

pz63vw
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‎10-01-2008 06:46 AM
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Does anyone has ever worked on the project of using multiple dialog boxes?

I can create child dialog window but don't know how to kill the child dialog. Right now, if I kill the child I will kill the whole program.

I saw a post saying that early version of VFC has sample code named as therm: The therm program demonstrates a "dialog-based" Fortran application ...It also demonstrates using multiple modeless dialog boxes. "

Can someone email me the sample code or similar code

thanks

qima

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Jugoslav_Dujic
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‎10-02-2008 12:08 AM
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Does anyone has ever worked on the project of using multiple dialog boxes?

I can create child dialog window but don't know how to kill the child dialog. Right now, if I kill the child I will kill the whole program.

I saw a post saying that early version of VFC has sample code named as therm: The therm program demonstrates a "dialog-based" Fortran application ...It also demonstrates using multiple modeless dialog boxes. "

Can someone email me the sample code or similar code

You gave too little information, I'm afraid.

It seems that you just copied the wizard-generated main dialog code into child dialogs; however, it calls PostQuitMessage(0), which causes the program to exit. A child dialog should normally just call DlgExit for itself when a closing event occurs (clicking an OK or Cancel button).

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