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Old 20-Apr-2004, 08:09
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Hi,

Does this Forum support Visual C++ issues?
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Old 20-Apr-2004, 08:43
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Hi Nelly. We try to support any C/C++ issues that we may be able to provide help in. That doesn't always mean that you will get answers to your posts though

If you have an issue that is specific to Visual C++ feel free to post it as there are several people here who use Visual C++.
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Old 20-Apr-2004, 08:50
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Thank you,


capture mouse event in splitter window:


I have a 3 way split window, horizontal and vertical.

1st on the left is a FormView, containing a lot of edit and radio buttons, suppose to display the different cordinates.

2nd, first row on the right, which is the main view class has a ScrollView.

3rd, second row on the right, has a FormView.

I need to capture the mouse click and movement on the 2nd window and display the coordinates in the edit boxes in 1st window.

Can anyone help
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Do you know how to add message handles to your class? I assume you do.

Here is the member function that could detect mousemove and strores the position in CPoint. point will sotore the x and y coordinates of the mouse.

CPP / C++ / C Code:
afx_msg void OnMouseMove(
   UINT nFlags,
   CPoint point 
);

Take a look at these link..
U can find anything related to vc++ in MSDN.

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