where's the ClassWiz?

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Dave Cullen

Creating my first Dialog MFC app using VC.NET. I'm used to VC6. Where's
the Class Wizzard? How do I assign variables to controls ( like CStrings
to static text boxes)? And what happened to WM_INITDIALOG? Is there
somewhere else to put initialization stuff now?

Thanks
 
Creating my first Dialog MFC app using VC.NET. I'm used to VC6. Where's
the Class Wizzard?
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Dave,

Have a look at the "Where Are ClassWizard and WizardBar in Visual C++
..NET?" topic in MSDN.

Some of the functionality is in the different guises of the property
pane - those cryptic buttons!

Dave Lowndes
 
Creating my first Dialog MFC app using VC.NET. I'm used to VC6. Where's
Dave,

Have a look at the "Where Are ClassWizard and WizardBar in Visual C++
.NET?" topic in MSDN.

Some of the functionality is in the different guises of the property
pane - those cryptic buttons!
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At the VC talk on tech-ed Barcelona, Steve Texeira mentioned that there was
renewed effort on improving the IDE for native C++ development. One of the
things they are looking at is bringing back some of that stuff. They are
working on a class designer. Don't know if a new MFC class wizard was in the
works though.

That is the only thing about VC6 that I still miss from time to time.

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Bruno van Dooren
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Bruno said:
At the VC talk on tech-ed Barcelona, Steve Texeira mentioned that there was
renewed effort on improving the IDE for native C++ development. One of the
things they are looking at is bringing back some of that stuff. They are
working on a class designer.
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Yes, this is really exciting. Can we have it tomorrow? :)
Don't know if a new MFC class wizard was in the works though.
That is the only thing about VC6 that I still miss from time to time.
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What about the fact that it never hangs or crashes. And had six (count
'em) service packs? Did you like that? :)

David Wilkinson
 
Don't know if a new MFC class wizard was in the works though.
What about the fact that it never hangs or crashes. And had six (count
'em) service packs? Did you like that? :)
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I did in fact like the fact that there were more regular SPs, but otoh, I
have to say that I had very little issues with VC2003 and VC2005. I admit
that I generally don't work on complex >100KLOC codebases, so that might
have something to do with it as well.

I still use VC6 from time to time to support legacy stuff, but I really
don't miss it except for the MFC wizard, which I don't use often.
But again, that might just be because of the types of projects I work on.

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Bruno van Dooren
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