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  1. April 10th, 2008, 07:40 AM #1
    NasterMain
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    Question [SOLVED] Calling cdialog function from a subclassed control

    I am not very pratical with classes interaction and I would like to know why if I declare a CDialog member variable into my subclassed control's class, visual studio gives weird errors like error C2065: 'IDD_MY_DIALOG' : undeclared identifier



    Better explanation:

    I have a mfc dialog with its nice class CMyDialog and all handlers.. OnInitDialog.. OnCancel... etc...

    I have a control subclassed to something.. CStatic for example, so I have a class for this control derived from CStatic, and I'll call CMyCustomLabel

    Why if I try to
    #include "MyDialog.h"
    into MyCustomLabel.h, visual studio starts to give me a lot of strange errors?

    How do I call a function inside CMyDialog from a function inside CMyCustomLabel ??


    Can't understand this problem..
    Last edited by NasterMain; April 10th, 2008 at 02:47 PM. Reason: Problem Solved Brilliantly
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