Multiple Windows

[Jim Bassett]

For a particular project we need to create an enviroment with multiple windows like seen in the VC enviroment. For example we need to have like "Workspace Window", a "Output Window", etc. These would need to be adjustable like those found in the IDE of VC. So what classes do I use? Does anyone know of a source showing some simple examples, etc.?

Thanks

Jim Bassett

[gvirdi]

Try using CTreeView

[Jim Bassett]

I understand for tree lists I can use the CTreeView, but what I am asking is do I place this type of view and the other needed views into a splitter window so that the program environment behaves in a fashion like for instance developer studio?

Thanks

Jim Bassett

[Paul McKenzie]

Try this link:

http://www.codejockeys.com/kstowell/

Regards,

Paul McKenzie

[Dave Lorde]

You could try the Stingray Software (now part of RogueWave) dockable frame window classes. They have a complete workspace UI class library whichwill probably do everything you want. www.stingray.com

Dave

[Dan O'Brien]

I've done this exact thing with Stingray's toolkit. I recommend it.

While I can't remember Stingray's exact license agreement, I know that our company has had problems with it because they want the every programmer that might possibly ever see the code to be licensed. So if you have 10 programmers, even though only 1 ever works on the user interface, you need to have 10 licenses.

I am using Codejockey's CJ60Lib which allows me to do what you are asking for instead of Stingray now. I rather enjoy working with their product. You can reference Paul McKenzie's message in the other thread for more info.

[Gomez Addams]

Also, see the Advanced UI section of this site.
It has several interesting samples of Kirk's libraries.