xBrowse from resource

[Otto]

Hello Enrico,

I got the problem on my PC at work which is still on 8.06.
At home I use 9.01 and here it is working.
There have been many improvements since 8.06.


Best regards,
Otto

[Otto]

Enrico,
I tried to understand the sourcecode but I don’t find out where the
METHOD Initiate is called from if you have build the xBrowse with CreateFromResource.

Could you please give me a hint.
Thanks in advance
Otto

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

Hello Enrico,

I got the problem on my PC at work which is still on 8.06.
At home I use 9.01 and here it is working.
There have been many improvements since 8.06.


Best regards,
Otto

Thank you.

EMG

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

Enrico,
I tried to understand the sourcecode but I don’t find out where the
METHOD Initiate is called from if you have build the xBrowse with CreateFromResource.

Could you please give me a hint.
Thanks in advance
Otto

Initiate() method is internally called when the object is instantiated.

EMG

[Otto]

Thank you , Enrico.
Does this mean that this part of code is not provided?

The only time I see ::Initiate() in the source is in
METHOD CreateFromCode() but this method is not called.

Or do I misunderstand something.

Thanks in advance
Otto

[Enrico Maria Giordano]

Uhm... it seems I was wrong. Initiate() of the controls is called inside Initiate() of the dialog which, in turn, is called inside HandleEvent(), WM_INITDIALOG message.

EMG

[Otto]

Thank you, Enrico.
Now for me it gets complicated.
But I will try to make some msginfos into the dialog.
I hope I can follow the point where ::Initiate() is called.

Best regards,
Otto

[StefanHaupt]

Otto,

what Enrico tries to say is the method ::Initiate() is called automatically, when an object from a rc file is initialised. There is no explicit call necessary.

It is similar to the method ::default(), if you define an object from source. (hope I´m right)

[Otto]

Stefan, thank you very much for your explanation.
Best regards,
Otto

[Antonio Linares]

Stefan, Enrico,

That's right