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    Posted: 30 July 2009 at 9:27am
Hi;
I created a MDI app with different document types and each type has its own ACCELERATORS resource.
The accelerators all work very well, but only the shortcuts for the main accel table (IDR_MAINFRAME) are shown in all commandbar objects.
What do I have to do to see also shortcuts for the currently active document type?
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Hi,

Indeed only single Table supported :( Copy all shortcuts from document to main frame's.
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Hi;

In my case thats not possible, because same shortcuts execute different commands in differnet document types.
Is no other solution available?
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We swap out the MFC frame's accel table handle (I think it is "m_hAccel") as we navigate among our various doc types. We also rebuild the command ribbon when we do the MDI transition. And last but not least, whenever any customization occurs, we save the changes to the registry. So when we load an accel table for a particular MDI document, we first check the registry and use any table saved there, otherwise we load the accel resource corresponding to the doc type.
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Originally posted by rdhd rdhd wrote:

We swap out the MFC frame's accel table handle (I think it is "m_hAccel") as we navigate among our various doc types. We also rebuild the command ribbon when we do the MDI transition. And last but not least, whenever any customization occurs, we save the changes to the registry. So when we load an accel table for a particular MDI document, we first check the registry and use any table saved there, otherwise we load the accel resource corresponding to the doc type.

Hi;

Could you show a brief example how you do this? This would be very welcome...
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Hi,

Use CopyAcceleratorTable to merge two accelerator tables.
And set the new hAccel.

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Ok;
have to be blind to oversee this function
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote rdhd Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 August 2009 at 4:02pm
mgampi, Which part of my post are you interested in?
 

pFrameWnd->m_hAccelTable = hAccelMDI;

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Originally posted by rdhd rdhd wrote:

mgampi, Which part of my post are you interested in?
 

pFrameWnd->m_hAccelTable = hAccelMDI;


How to swap accel tables while stepping through different document types...
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote rdhd Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 August 2009 at 8:51am
Simply load your table and set the m_hAccelTable of the frame window to the handle of the table you loaded. We don't have to do anything else for accelerators. We set the table before we build our command ribbon.
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