Toolbar Event Handler problem HELP????

[Sunny2]

Hello guys,

Well, I am just trying to learn VC++.net. I ran into this small trouble, which doesn't make sense for me...

I created a MDI application(using MFC) with the default. Well, I just wanted to learn how to create my own tool bar, so I just deleted what ever MFC gave me and created a tool bar that will create a circle.

I named the ID as ID_DRAW_CIRCLE for the tool bar, also I created a menu item (draw) and submenu(circle) and I also named the submenu as ID_DRAW_CIRCLE.

Problem:

I ran into a problem, when I wanted to add an event handler, well, I clicked my view class and went to the events tab, but I don't see ID_DRAW_CIRCLE????? well, I know it should be there, but it's not there. But there is an ID called (32771), which I did not name. So if you guys ran into this trouble or if you could help me, I really appreciate it. thanks.

Sunny

 

[Sunny2]

I guess nobody replied for my solution yet. Well, this is what I have found so far.

I closed my whole application and then opened it again and checked what the ID for the submenu item(Circle) and found that it's 32771, I tried to change that to ID_DRAW_CIRCLE and save it and checked to add the event handler that didn't work. So I created brand new application and Named the ID again to ID_DRAW_CIRCLE, and now it works. that's strange huh. hehe. Well, I think the problem is that this is my guess, but that if it gives a default ID, it won't let me change it. that is my guess, any other suggestions??? I welcome it..


Sunny

 

[Sunny2]

Could anybody help meeee????? pleaseeeeee

 

[Cagliostro]

first of all #include "resource.h" in files where you use ID_XXXXX. Second thing is to handle WM_COMMAND with wParam which equals to your ID_XXXXX.

Ion Filipski