Re: Wizard Application...!
I would just include the .rc file from the DLL and grab the resource from
there. You'll have to make sure the resources for the DLLs have ID numbers
that don't conflict with the main application. You can include additional
resource files in the .rc2 file.
Tom
<jai.reddylm@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
I have a main application which has two classes, say WizardSheet and
WizardPage classes derived from CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage
respectively.
I can create an instance of the WizardSheet as below.
WizardSheet* ptrWizardSheet = new WizardSheet ( );
1. For the required number of pages I want, I can create a new
instance of WizardPage and add it to WizardSheet.
Ex:
If I need 3 pages in my wizard,
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for (i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
WizardPage* page = new WizardPage( );
ptrWizardSheet->AddPage (page);
}
2. I want to create / attach different dialogs from different DLLs to
the above individual pages. Say for example, Dlg1 from DLL1 to first
page, Dlg2 from DLL2 to second page and Dlg3 fromDLL3 to third page
respectively.
How can I attach a dialog from different DLL to main application's
pages?
3. I will set the WizardSheet to Wizard mode by using the function
ptrWizardSheet.SetWizardMode ( ).
4. When I say ptrWizardSheet.DoModal ( ), and click on PREV or NEXT
buttons in wizard mode, it should display the dialogs attached /
created to the respective pages.
i.e. When first page is displayed, it should display Dlg1.
When the user clicks on NEXT button, it should display Dlg2.
When the user clicks on PREV button in second page, it should display
Dlg1 back.
The user should be allowed to work on the controls of the dialogs in
every case.
Is this possible to do it in this way ? If Yes, how can I get this
working, please suggest.
Jay.
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