I am using Managed C++ with a CFormView and a MaskedTextBox and have used
MAKE_DELEGATE to sink the LostFocus event of this control.
I have other events I've sinked off this control and they all work fine,
however, the LostFocus does not fire.
I found Scribble online and they do the same thing I did, however, when I
used this code in Visual Studio 2005 the LostFocus event didn't get fired
either.
My example code looks like this:
m_cValue->LostFocus += MAKE_DELEGATE( System::EventHa ndler, OnLostFocus );
In DoDataExchange:
DDX_ManagedCont rol(pDX, IDC_VALUE, m_cValue);
CWinFormsContro l<System::Windo ws::Forms::Mask edTextBox> m_cValue;
If I run into problems, I code it in C# and then convert it to C++. It
works fine in C#, however, my managed C++ does not. Is there something I've
implemented incorrectly?
Thanks,
Carmon
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From your explanations I can not see anything that you have made wrong.
My assumption is that the LostFocus event is not fired when the control is
hosted in an MFC window. I will do some tests with that now.
Marcus
"Carmon" <Ca****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:76******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I am using Managed C++ with a CFormView and a MaskedTextBox and have used
MAKE_DELEGATE to sink the LostFocus event of this control.
I have other events I've sinked off this control and they all work fine,
however, the LostFocus does not fire.
I found Scribble online and they do the same thing I did, however, when I
used this code in Visual Studio 2005 the LostFocus event didn't get fired
either.
My example code looks like this:
m_cValue->LostFocus += MAKE_DELEGATE( System::EventHa ndler, OnLostFocus );
In DoDataExchange:
DDX_ManagedCont rol(pDX, IDC_VALUE, m_cValue);
CWinFormsContro l<System::Windo ws::Forms::Mask edTextBox> m_cValue;
If I run into problems, I code it in C# and then convert it to C++. It
works fine in C#, however, my managed C++ does not. Is there something
I've
implemented incorrectly?
Thanks,
Carmon
I have done a simple test with an MFC Dialog App, and the LostFocus event is
fired for a MaskedTextBox as well as for a normal TextBox.
There seems to be something else wrong with your code. Maybe my article [1]
is helpful for you.
[1] http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...h/default.aspx
Marcus
"Marcus Heege" <NO****@heege.n et> wrote in message
news:On******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P04.phx.gbl... From your explanations I can not see anything that you have made wrong.
My assumption is that the LostFocus event is not fired when the control is
hosted in an MFC window. I will do some tests with that now.
Marcus
"Carmon" <Ca****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:76******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I am using Managed C++ with a CFormView and a MaskedTextBox and have used
MAKE_DELEGATE to sink the LostFocus event of this control.
I have other events I've sinked off this control and they all work fine,
however, the LostFocus does not fire.
I found Scribble online and they do the same thing I did, however, when I
used this code in Visual Studio 2005 the LostFocus event didn't get fired
either.
My example code looks like this:
m_cValue->LostFocus += MAKE_DELEGATE( System::EventHa ndler,
OnLostFocus );
In DoDataExchange:
DDX_ManagedCont rol(pDX, IDC_VALUE, m_cValue);
CWinFormsContro l<System::Windo ws::Forms::Mask edTextBox> m_cValue;
If I run into problems, I code it in C# and then convert it to C++. It
works fine in C#, however, my managed C++ does not. Is there something
I've
implemented incorrectly?
Thanks,
Carmon
Marcus,
Could you either post or email me your test application? I have attempted
this with entirely managed C++ and WinForms but I haven't been able to get
CDialog or CFormView applications to work so I figured it was something I was
doing wrong.
Thanks,
Carmon
"Marcus Heege" wrote: I have done a simple test with an MFC Dialog App, and the LostFocus event is
fired for a MaskedTextBox as well as for a normal TextBox.
There seems to be something else wrong with your code. Maybe my article [1]
is helpful for you.
[1] http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...h/default.aspx
Marcus
"Marcus Heege" <NO****@heege.n et> wrote in message
news:On******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P04.phx.gbl... From your explanations I can not see anything that you have made wrong.
My assumption is that the LostFocus event is not fired when the control is
hosted in an MFC window. I will do some tests with that now.
Marcus
"Carmon" <Ca****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:76******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I am using Managed C++ with a CFormView and a MaskedTextBox and have used
MAKE_DELEGATE to sink the LostFocus event of this control.
I have other events I've sinked off this control and they all work fine,
however, the LostFocus does not fire.
I found Scribble online and they do the same thing I did, however, when I
used this code in Visual Studio 2005 the LostFocus event didn't get fired
either.
My example code looks like this:
m_cValue->LostFocus += MAKE_DELEGATE( System::EventHa ndler,
OnLostFocus );
In DoDataExchange:
DDX_ManagedCont rol(pDX, IDC_VALUE, m_cValue);
CWinFormsContro l<System::Windo ws::Forms::Mask edTextBox> m_cValue;
If I run into problems, I code it in C# and then convert it to C++. It
works fine in C#, however, my managed C++ does not. Is there something
I've
implemented incorrectly?
Thanks,
Carmon
Carmon, Could you either post or email me your test application? I have attempted
this with entirely managed C++ and WinForms but I haven't been able to get
CDialog or CFormView applications to work so I figured it was something I
was
doing wrong.
Thanks,
Carmon
You can download it here: http://www.marcusheege.de/mfctestapp.zip
Marcus Heege www.heege.net
Thank you, that helped me get my code working for that aspect.
Thanks,
Carmon
"Marcus Heege" wrote: Carmon,
Could you either post or email me your test application? I have attempted
this with entirely managed C++ and WinForms but I haven't been able to get
CDialog or CFormView applications to work so I figured it was something I
was
doing wrong.
Thanks,
Carmon
You can download it here: http://www.marcusheege.de/mfctestapp.zip
Marcus Heege
www.heege.net
"Carmon" <Ca****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:53******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Thank you, that helped me get my code working for that aspect.
Thanks,
Carmon
"Marcus Heege" wrote:
Carmon,
> Could you either post or email me your test application? I have
> attempted
> this with entirely managed C++ and WinForms but I haven't been able to
> get
> CDialog or CFormView applications to work so I figured it was something
> I
> was
> doing wrong.
>
> Thanks,
> Carmon
You can download it here: http://www.marcusheege.de/mfctestapp.zip
Marcus Heege
www.heege.net
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