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March 13th, 2007, 04:14 PM
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GDI, CDC, MFC.. Intuitive graphic programming nonexistant here?
OK. I must admit I'm very frustrated now. I need to add to my existing MFC program, a small window to draw graphics into. Just a basic nxm array of pixels on which I can plot data points retreived from my already working hardware system.
You would think that in the age of totally graphic interfaces, this would be super easy. But It seems that everyone writing code tutorials for windows MFC is concerned with packing in technical jargon to the point of utter loss of anything resembling intuitive tutorial. Rigorous descriptions of inheritance and member functions do little to help me figure out how to get a very basic implementation going.
Example: http://www.samspublishing.com/librar...seqNum=67&rl=1
I realize the power of CDC stuff, but .. - I hate having to use a space shuttle factory to build a skateboard.
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