I created a derived class of a listview control, initiated a pointer to it with new(mylistview,1) and called it's create method to put it on a window.
Using the OnNotify method of the window I can respond to events of mylistview. I would like to create an additional my lisrview on that same window.
How will I be able to distinguish between the two? (they do not have control Id's assigned to them...?)
another issue: I would like to be able to respond to mouse clicks on mylistview and detect which item and subitems were selected. I was unalble to get this info from within the class itself. As I said, I am using OnNotify of the parent window.
You give the control an ID in the Create method. The create method of all controls looks like:
Create(int l,int t,int w,int h,int style,int nID,string title,CWindow *parent),int;
Thanks,
In the Q&D class maker, there are two create methods for Clistview. the first one is indeed as you described, while the second has int exstyle instead of int nId. I chose the second one. Is this an error in Class Maker?
Not really. When you call the base CWindow class
CWindow!!Create
It is the exStyle format.