Re: Handling focus change on child frame
UpdateAllViews is certainly a good way to do it so long as you can call that
from the document, although you can have a view call it from the document
using the document pointer GetDocument(). I wouldn't have one view talk to
another unless they are not in the same application. I sort of thought this
was being done across applications that you control.
Tom
"Pedro Ferreira" <none@none.com> wrote in message
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Tom Serface wrote:
You could just send a message from one window to the other (application
or view) from the dialog with information about the data that needs to
change. The change could come from fishing the data out of the document
or by having a pointer to the data in the actual message.
Tom
Hello Tom, thanks for your reply.
Yes, I could do that. But what I was trying to do is to keep that away
from the shared views since its just one application that needs that extra
functionality.
I will probably end up doing just that. Or maybe use
CDocument::UpdateAllViews with some hint data. Not sure if its a good
thing though.
Pedro
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