Master: How to make the message box appear after the dialog jumps out? Servers: LittleLine () 等: Credit: 100 Community: VC / MFC Basics Questions Points: 50 Reposted: 17 Posted: 2004-7-14 11:21:12
After I want to jump out of the dialog, the program automatically jumps out a message prompt box, how to write?
I put AFXMessagebox in the beginning of the initialization, but the result is that the prompt box will be jumped before jumping out of the dialog! Help!
Reply to: gunj (3,000 thousand things) () Reputation: 99 2004-7-14 11:25:11 Score: 2
Set a timer in the dialog box!
SetTimer ()
Put AfxMessagebox in the response function ontimer ().
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Reply to: cslren (bits) () Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 11:26:49 Score: 8
You can pop up behind onshow
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Reply to: cslren (bits) () Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 11:29:48 Score: 0
In short, you can display the message after displaying the dialog, you can track it in the MFC to see, see which step display dialog box, then display the message box behind it.
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Reply to: Bluebohe (Mint) () Reputation: 143 2004-7-14 11:30:01 Score: 10
STATIC I = 0;
IF (i == 0)
{
i = 1;
AfxMessageBox ("asfjklsadf");
}
This sentence is added in ONPAINT
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Reply to: csdmy (in depression) () Reputation: 95 2004-7-14 11:30:30 Score: 2
First create your dialog, or first show your dialog box! Then execute the message prompt box! If you are too speed, use the timer. If you delay your 500 milliseconds?
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Reply to: wwww2 () () Reputation: 98 2004-7-14 11:33:29 Score: 10
Adding a showWindow in AfxMessageBox
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Reply to: DevilPlus (Window Square) () Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 11:34:38 Score: 2
Put AfxMessagebox in the destructor of the dialog
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Reply to: cslren (bits) () Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 11:35:19 Score: 0
I think
STATIC I = 0;
IF (i == 0)
{
i = 1;
AfxMessageBox ("asfjklsadf");
}
This sentence is added in ONPAINT
This is too wasteful.
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Reply to: cslren (bit "() Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 11:35:37 Score: 0
There must be better ways
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Reply to: longlong1129 (玲) () Reputation: 109 2004-7-14 11:58:45 Score: 10
Bool ctestdlg :: oninitdialog ()
{
CDIALOG :: OnInitdialog ();
.
.(slightly)
.
.
Seticon (M_Hicon, True); // set Big icon
Seticon (M_HICON, FALSE); // set small icon // Todo: Add Extra Initialization Here
:: ShowWindow (M_HWND, SW_SHOW);
AfxMessageBox ("You want the result");
Return True;
}
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Reply to: bianguowei () () Reputation: 90 2004-7-14 12:02:36 Score: 2
Bool cbbdlg :: oninitdialog ()
{
// Todo: Add Extra Initialization Here
SetTimer (1,1000, null);
Return True; // Return True UnsS you set the focus to a control
}
Void cbbdlg :: ONTIMER (uint nidevent)
{
// Todo: add your message handler code here and / or call default
Killtimer (1);
MessageBox ("OK");
CDIALOG :: ONTIMER (Nidevent);
}
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Reply to: cslren (bit "() reputation: 100 2004-7-14 12:03:10 Score: 0
This is still almost, but I don't know if I can run, the best way is to overrun. Onshow.
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Reply to: lixiaosan (small 3) () Reputation: 120 2004-7-14 12:12:40 Score: 2
Ontimer is not good, it should be
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Reply to: cslren (bits) () Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 12:17:23 Score: 0
Personally don't like the structure of Ontimer, I can do something executed in order, I feel a little more, and then SETIMER does not necessarily succeed.
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Reply to: maxcode (zhangjianfang) () Reputation: 99 2004-7-14 13:10:39 Score: 2
CSLREN's method 8 is wrong, adopted! ! ! !
Overload onshowwindow
Void Caboutdlg :: OnshowWindow (Bool Bshow, Uint Nstatus)
{
CDIALOG :: OnShowWindow (BShow, NStatus);
AfxMessageBox ("TA; SFDKSAJ; FJA; S");
}
This is what you want! ! !
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Reply to: LittleLine () () Reputation: 100 2004-7-14 14:06:53 Score: 0
Thank you, overShowWindow doesn't seem to be realized, my last use of Longlong 1129 (Ling Ling) method, thank you.
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Reply to: longlong1129 (玲) () Reputation: 109 2004-07-15 20:39:00 Score: 0
Welcome
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