Toolkit Pro - CXTPToolBar

CXTPToolBar

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Topic: CXTPToolBar

Posted By: Sergio
Subject: CXTPToolBar
Date Posted: 28 September 2006 at 5:59am

Hi everybody,

How could I know the CXTPControl* pointer from within a notification command ?

I need this functionality for a dynamic contextual menu in the ToolBar, that route to one function giving the menu item user data.

My mainframe is doesn't use Codejock, I have used the ToolBar CXTPToolBar in a standard CView :

MyView.h

CXTPToolBar m_XTPToolBar;

afx_msg void OnButtonTest();

MyView.cpp

CMyView::OnInitialUpdate()

VERIFY( m_XTPToolBar.CreateToolBar( WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD | CBRS_TOOLTIPS, this ) );

CXTPControl* pControl;

CXTPControls* pControls = m_XTPToolBar.GetControls();

pControl = pControls->Add( ...data of button test... );

if ( pControl )

{

DWORD dwItemData = 67; // Internal identifier

pControl->SetTag( dwItemData );

}

CMyView::OnButtonTest()

CXTPControl* pControl = m_XTPToolBar.GetCurrentActionControl();

if ( pControl )

{

DWORD dwItemData = pControl->GetTag();

... do something with dwItemData ...

}

Could you please help me as soon as possible

? This is the last thing to complete my project. I need the feature in red.

Thank you in advance !

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Sergio

Replies:

Posted By: Oleg
Date Posted: 28 September 2006 at 8:54am

Hi,

You can catch WM_XTP_COMMAND instead to get pointer of control. WM_COMMAND have no additional parameters.

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Oleg, Support Team
CODEJOCK SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS

Posted By: Sergio
Date Posted: 28 September 2006 at 9:30am

Hi Oleg,

Thank you for your prompt answer, the WM_XTP_COMMAND doesn't reach the WindowProc(...) of my CView class.

Here is the main reason : the WM_XTP_COMMAND notification message is sent only if the m_pOwner member variable of the CXTPToolBar (in fact of the CXTPCommandBar) is set to the CWnd* (a pointer to my CView).

There is a method called GetOwnerSite() that return this pointer, but there is no method called SetOwnerSite(CWnd*), and the m_pOwner member variable is declared as protected.

Perhaps I should create my own ToolBar class derived from your CXTPToolBar and add this method, is it safe ?

Sergio

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Sergio