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Dumb question, try not to laughHello,
I'm a new programmer of C++ 2005 and I would like to know how the hell can I change or access properties of controls I posted on the form at runtime? is there a direct way to do so? SOS! Avner |
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Re: Dumb question, try not to laughNo one has answered you in the last day or so, therefore it might not have been such a dumb question in the first place. Its probably quite a good question to ask.
I am also new at this game, but if you are willing to give it a try and experiment a bit, you could do the following : In the class wizard, select a variable to attach to your item on the form and make it a control Now in your code, you will have access to the object and can apply any of the control methods for that class. Hope this can get you started. Regards |
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Re: Dumb question, try not to laughHello Dominic,
Thank you for replaying, and IT IS a dumb question because when I checked again I noticed that I located the function after the parenthasis }; so of course it would raise errors. I managed on my own and even quite got the hang of it, so if you have any more questions we can trade knowledge, Regards, Avner |
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