Calling a dialog box -VC++ 2010

Practical Learning 2): Calling a Dialog Box From an SDI
(Single Document Interface)

• Start
  Microsoft Visual C++ 2010

• Create a new MFC->MC
  Application named SDI1
  
  
  

• Create it as Single Document

• To add a dialog box, on the main
  menu, click Project -> Add Resource...

• In the Add Resource dialog box,
  double-click Dialog

• Change the ID of the new
  dialog to IDD_GENERIC_DLG

• Right-click the dialog box and
  click Add Class...
  
  
  

• Set the Class Name to CDependentDlg and base it on
  CDialog, click Finish
  
• From the Class View, double-click the IDR_MAINFRAME menu
• On the right side of Help, click Type Here and type &Tools
• Click the box under Tools and type &Dependents... and press Enter
• Click and drag the Tools menu category to the left to position it between View and Help
• Right-click the Dependents menu item and click Add Event Handler...
• Set the Class List to the view class
• Click Add and Edit

add red part in SD1View.cpp

// SD1View.cpp : implementation of the CSDI1View class // #include "stdafx.h" #include "SDI1.h" #include "SDI1Doc.h" #include "SDI1View.h" #include ".\sdi1view.h" #include "DependentDlg.h" #ifdef _DEBUG #define new DEBUG_NEW #endif . . . No Change // CSDI1View message handlers void CSDI1View::OnToolsDependents() { // TODO: Add your command handler code here CDependentDlg Dlg; Dlg.DoModal(); }

Add red part in class CSDI1View in SD1View.h

virtual void OnToolsDependents();
Build Solution, Debug->Starting without debugging