When I add a new generic class based on CAccount, the new class shows in the class view, butwhen I try to allocate a dialog resource to it the class wizard doesn't list the new class in the list box.
>>Just make sure that the derived dialog classes all use the same dialog template resource as...
Thanks for that, but if I try to do that it doesn't really work.
What I want to do is have CAccount as the base class of CCurrentAccount rather than CDialog. If I chose insert-> new class, would that inherit all the attributes and methods I've set up in CAccount? If it does I'm missing...
Hi all,
Here’s a stupid question from a stupid VC++ beginner which I’m sure has an obvious solution, but not to me.
How do you implement inheritance with VC++? If you had class B, a child class of class A, in ordinary C++ you would just go: class B: public class A, etc. yeah?
In VC6 I’ve...
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