Working with Classes: Overview

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Once you have created a project workspace, you may want to change some of the functionality, or add to it. ClassView, ClassWizard, and WizardBar are tools designed to make certain routine tasks easy. Such tasks include creating new classes, adding new member functions and variables, defining Windows message handlers, and overriding MFC virtual functions. These tools also provide a convenient way to navigate or browse through the class structure.

What do you want to know more about?

• ClassView

• WizardBar

• ClassWizard

• MFC

• Creating a class

• Importing a Class into ClassWizard

• Importing the Elements of a Type Library

• Message mapping

• Virtual function overrides

• Message handlers for reflected messages

• Defining member variables for DDX, including ActiveX controls

• Mapping a class member variable to a dialog-box control

• Navigating my code

• DAO or ODBC recordset classes and their associated data sources, tables, and columns

• Database form views (record views) associated with recordsets (for DAO or ODBC)

• Updating handler functions to update the state of any user-interface objects (menus, toolbar buttons) associated with a command ID

• Filtering the messages available for mapping in a class

• Adding Automation properties and methods to a class

• Adding properties to an ActiveX control

• Adding methods to an ActiveX control

• Creating a handler function for an ActiveX control event