Re: Hidden CView
Hi Ali,
I think putting it in the view would be the safer place to put it. Your
derived class idea makes sense because then you wouldn't have to keep
duplicating the supporting code. You can, of course, access the document
data from the view easily enough so you can do anything you want in your
printing routines.
My $.02,
Tom
"AliR" <AliR@online.nospam> wrote in message
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Right after I posted the message I thought about this:
I can move the OnFilePrint from CDocument dervied class to the CView
derived
class. There I can create the hidden CHtmlView in CView::OnInitialUpdate
and destory it in CView::DestroyWindow.
This might be safer.
The reason I had the printing in the Document class was because I have
many
views that use this document, but they all print the same thing, and what
is
being printed has nothing to do with what is being displayed in the view.
I
can make a Common CView derived class that all the CView inherit from that
does the printing.
But please give your input on this.
AliR.
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