Codejock Developer Community : CodeJock Configuration problem.

CodeJock Configuration problem. : Supported. But If you use MFC...

Fri, 01 Sep 2006 11:55:15 +0000

Author: Oleg
Subject: 4928
Posted: 01 September 2006 at 11:55am

Supported.

But If you use MFC as static library, codejock linked as static too and you have manually to add resources to rc2 file.

in your res\[app].rc2 add

#include

and all will work.

CodeJock Configuration problem. : Adding the constants in my "Resource.h"...

Fri, 01 Sep 2006 00:43:05 +0000

Author: Sstar9
Subject: 4928
Posted: 01 September 2006 at 12:43am

Adding the constants in my "Resource.h" does not work. But anyway, I found out the reason for this. The reason is I set "Using MFC as Static Library". This could be reproduced with codejock's own sample applications. If I am not wrong, it seems applications which Use MFC as Static Library are not well-supported with CodeJock Library.

CodeJock Configuration problem. : Hi, Check, maybe in your resource.h...

Thu, 31 Aug 2006 08:41:17 +0000

Author: Oleg
Subject: 4928
Posted: 31 August 2006 at 8:41am

Hi,

Check, maybe in your resource.h you added this constants?

CodeJock Configuration problem. : I just purchased CodeJock Xtreme...

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 22:18:16 +0000

Author: Sstar9
Subject: 4928
Posted: 30 August 2006 at 10:18pm

I just purchased CodeJock

Xtreme CommandBarPro 10.30.

Xtreme Controls 10.30

I want to use them in my program. I added a

CXTPControlPopupColor

button to my toolbar that has a child PopUp Color selector. Hence in my OnCreateControl(*)

I put the codes below which are similar to the TearOff Popup bar example. I have no problem to build and run the program. But I found, when the TearOff Color Popup bar shows, The captions "Automatic" and "More Color" do not show. I select either the constant XTP_IDS_AUTOMATIC or XTP_IDS_MORE_COLORS in my MFC 6.0 program, right click to see the definition of the constant. It leads me to my program's "Resource.h" page where the two constants are not defined there. But if I want to see the definition of XTP_IDS_AUTOMATIC or XTP_IDS_MORE_COLORS in the TearOff toolbar example, it leads me to "....\CommandBars\Resource.h" and the two constants are defined there.

So quite obviously "....\CommandBars\Resource.h" has not been included in my program. This should be program configuration problem. I have included both headers in my "stdafx.h"

#include

What else I should do? Any suggestions? I am using MFC as a static library.

......

  if (lpCreateControl->nID == ID_INKCOLOR && pToolBar->GetBarID() == IDR_TOOLBAR_JW)
  {
   CXTPControlPopupColor* pPopupColor = new CXTPControlPopupColor();

pColorBar = CXTPPopupToolBar::CreatePopupToolBar(GetCommandBars());
pPopupColor->SetCommandBar(pColorBar);

   CXTPControl * pXTPCtrl =
    pColorBar->GetControls()->Add(new CXTPControlButtonColor(), XTP_IDS_AUTOMATIC);
   pColorBar->GetControls()->Add(new CXTPControlColorSelector(), ID_SELECTOR_TEXT);

   pXTPCtrl =
    pColorBar->GetControls()->Add(new CXTPControlButtonColor(), XTP_IDS_MORE_COLORS);
   pColorBar->SetTearOffPopup(_T("Ink Color"), 1005, 0);
   pColorBar->EnableCustomization(FALSE);

   pColorBar->InternalRelease();
   lpCreateControl->pControl = pPopupColor;
   return TRUE;
  }

......