No command bar when calling Add

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   I have subclassed the CXTPControlPopup so I can persist some extra data when the QAT saves such a control. After allocating my popup, I call CXTPGroup::Add( pPopup, ...) - the overload where one passes the control in instead of the control type.

But I found that unlike calling Add( xtpControlPopup, ...), the CJ code does not allocate and set the command bar pointer for the popup.

Why not?

I am having to copy code from the CJ source to do this myself. Dangerous since if CJ ever changes, I have to react. Seems like a simple call to get the runtime class and populate the instance data when calling Add( pControl, ...).

Please add such code to a future release. In the meantime I'll add a check for the bar and only allocate if it is NULL.

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rdhd Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 13 August 2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 867	Post Options Post Reply Quote rdhd Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: No command bar when calling Add Posted: 13 October 2009 at 9:18am
	I have subclassed the CXTPControlPopup so I can persist some extra data when the QAT saves such a control. After allocating my popup, I call CXTPGroup::Add( pPopup, ...) - the overload where one passes the control in instead of the control type. But I found that unlike calling Add( xtpControlPopup, ...), the CJ code does not allocate and set the command bar pointer for the popup. Why not? I am having to copy code from the CJ source to do this myself. Dangerous since if CJ ever changes, I have to react. Seems like a simple call to get the runtime class and populate the instance data when calling Add( pControl, ...). Please add such code to a future release. In the meantime I'll add a check for the bar and only allocate if it is NULL.