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Could please convert the VB code to managed C++

Anybody Could please help this...

MDIParent Form:
-------------------

Event ButtonClick(strKey As String)
Private Sub tbrMain_ButtonClick(ByVal Button _
As MSComctlLib.Button)
RaiseEvent ButtonClick(Button.Key)
End Sub

MDIChild Form:
-----------------

Private WithEvents m_mdiParent As mdiParent
Private Sub Form_Activate()
Set m_mdiParent = mdiParent
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Deactivate()
Set m_mdiParent = Nothing
End Sub
Private Sub m_mdiParent_ButtonClick(strKey As String)
' Sample code assuming Button.Key values of
' "New", "Change", "Delete" and "Save"
Select Case strKey
Case "New"
PerformNewAction
Case "Change"
PerformChangeAction
Case "Delete"
PerformDeleteAction
Case "Save"
PerformSaveAction
End Select
End Sub
Thankyou very much
JoseTA


Jul 21 '05 #1
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