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daniloa

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Nov 23, 2001
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Hi everyone,

I'm with problems to receive an OCX event, the issue is this:

I have an OCX (mfc control) that have an Event declared on "public:" part of an class named CAlcUraCtrl like this:

//{{AFX_EVENT(CAlcUraCtrl)
void FireOnHangUp(long eCanal)
{FireEvent(eventidOnHangUp, EVENT_PARAM(VTS_I4), eCanal);}
//}}AFX_EVENT

and on my control.cpp source your declaration is:

BEGIN_EVENT_MAP(CAlcUraCtrl, COleControl)
//{{AFX_EVENT_MAP(CAlcUraCtrl)
EVENT_CUSTOM("OnHangUp", FireOnHangUp, VTS_I4)
//}}AFX_EVENT_MAP
END_EVENT_MAP()

and in .odl file is:

dispinterface _DAlcUraEvents
{
properties:
// Event interface has no properties
methods:
// NOTE - ClassWizard will maintain event information here.
// Use extreme caution when editing this section.
//{{AFX_ODL_EVENT(CAlcUraCtrl)
[id(1)] void OnHangUp(long eCanal);
//}}AFX_ODL_EVENT
};

When I compile and build is OK, I have no error or warnings. On VB when I load this OCX I found this events with no problems too, but they never are handled.

On my OCX source I do this to send the Event:

CAlcUraCtrl* FLH;
//
FLH = new CAlcUraCtrl;
FLH->FireOnHangUp(chdev);
//
delete FLH;

And I never receive the event on VB:

Private Sub CAlcUraCtrl1_OnHangUp(eCanal as Long)

Please tell I'm doing something wrong??? Because I'm a Beginner on VC++ and I'm to learning working ...

Very Thanks,

Danilo ...
 
I think i know what the problem is the event isn';t coming through to vb beacuse you are defining a new instance of your control (ObjNew) and firing the event of the new control just defined, not the actual control itself if that makes any sense?

I think what you should do is in the control souce where you want the event to fire (say onClick) is just to add the line

FireOnHangUp(chdev)
or
this->FireOnHangUp(chdev)


As you can see you are firing the event of the actual control itself using the "this".

Hope this helps [ponytails]
 
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