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SANKET DAS
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Jul 4, 2007 - 8:26 AM
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I need to make a window dockable. But the class I am using is inherited from CWnd rather than CFrameWnd. It has a good amount of code so changing CWnd to CFrameWnd may cause some problem.Is there any other option to use the dockable feature in the CWnd class?
I have three windows (all are inherited from CWnd class). I have to make them in a single dockable window. How can it be possible?
These three bins are to be framed into one dockable frame. We need to do that urgently>>
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Technical Support
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Jul 4, 2007 - 10:37 AM
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You have to use a CFrameWnd window if you want you windows to be dockable and it is essential. However it does not mean you should replace your CWnd base class with CFrameWnd class. We guess you have a CWnd-based class which implements a popup window similar to the main frame window or the main dialog window. You can create a new CFrameWnd-based popup window with control bars and create your previous CWnd-based window as child view windows inside the new frame window. Some child windows can be created inside resizable control bars of the new main frame window. This is the easiest way as far as we can see.
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