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    Posted: 30 December 2007 at 10:28am
1. Create a new Tookit Pro project using App Wizard ((VS2005 or VS2008) and XTP 11.2.2)
2. Under Application Type, select Multiple top-level documents
3. Deselect Use Unicode libraries on that same page
4. Leave all other settings as is
5. Click Finish
6. Build and run the resultant application in Debug mode
7. When the app is running, select New Frame from the File menu
8. *KABOOM* to an assertion, since the new Frame has no menu, even though one was assigned at the time of window creation.
 
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Here is the fix! Modify the following code in the AppWizard generated CMainFrame::LoadFrame()
 
// replace Exit option on File menu with Close for secondary windows
if (AfxGetApp()->m_pMainWnd != this)
{
  CMenu *pMenu = GetMenu();
  ASSERT(pMenu);
  pMenu->ModifyMenu(ID_APP_EXIT, MF_BYCOMMAND | MF_STRING, ID_FILE_CLOSE, _T("&Close"));
}
 
with:
 
// replace Exit option on File menu with Close for secondary windows

if (AfxGetApp()->m_pMainWnd != this)
{
  // Find the File/Exit control nested deep in the command bar hierarchy
  CXTPControl *pAppExitControl=GetCommandBars()->FindControl(xtpControlButton, ID_APP_EXIT, TRUE /*Visible*/, TRUE /*Recursive*/);


  // If File/Exit was found, change its name/behavior to File/Close
  if (pAppExitControl)
  {
    // Change its ID and caption to that of File/Close
    pAppExitControl->SetID(ID_FILE_CLOSE);
    pAppExitControl->SetCaption(_T("&Close"));
  }
}

Oleg or another admin, please comment on this solution. Also, for everyone's sake, fix the AppWizard generated code in the next release to use the code above or something similar.
 
 
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Hi,

Thanks, we changed appwizard with this code. Thanks for help.
Oleg, Support Team
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