July 21st, 1999, 05:30 AM
what i want to know is for the VB "QueryUnload()" event, what is the equivalent VC++ function or event.
please favour me.....thanks in advance.....
Sheetal
please favour me.....thanks in advance.....
Sheetal
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Equivalent functinality July 21st, 1999, 05:30 AM what i want to know is for the VB "QueryUnload()" event, what is the equivalent VC++ function or event. please favour me.....thanks in advance..... Sheetal Lothar Haensler July 21st, 1999, 06:50 AM the WM_CLOSE message or the OnClose method of the CWnd object in MFC is the equivalent. Ravi Kiran July 22nd, 1999, 03:15 AM Then what is the eqivilent for "unload"? I think WM_CLOSE corresponds to "unload" more than "queryunload"? Lothar Haensler July 22nd, 1999, 03:17 AM IMHO WM_DESTROY is the equivalent for unload. But, really, I don't think there are any equivalents only similarities. Ravi Kiran July 22nd, 1999, 05:25 AM There is one more Vb Form event Terminate What about it? Between _Unload and _Treminate the form's member variables still exist and can be accessed by Public member fns. MSDN says during WM_DESTROY we can still assume that the child windows exist. Like you said, no one-to-one relation. The VB events are a level higher than windows events. IMHO, few windows events together constitute one vb event. For ex., There is no direct relation to "Click" event. We have WM_LButtonDown and up and DBLClick and no LBTNCLICK. So vb's processing generates the _click event. May be when VB process WM_CLOSE it generates both the events _QueryUnload and _Unload, who knows:-) codeguru.com
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