LarryChen
February 6th, 2006, 12:38 PM
Is it a constructor or a function called InitializeComponent? Also would you please explain why? Thank you very much!
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darwen
February 6th, 2006, 11:38 PM
You put initialisation code for non-UI classes in the constructor.
You shouldn't be editing the InitializeComponent part of any control as this is VC++ generated : you'll more likely than not either muck up the designer view or lose your code the next time you edit the control.
If you're talking about a form you have the Load event, which I'd recommend. You can override the OnLoad virtual protected method in your derived form class and do your initialisation in there.
Darwen.
You shouldn't be editing the InitializeComponent part of any control as this is VC++ generated : you'll more likely than not either muck up the designer view or lose your code the next time you edit the control.
If you're talking about a form you have the Load event, which I'd recommend. You can override the OnLoad virtual protected method in your derived form class and do your initialisation in there.
Darwen.
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