Integer in Edit Control

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I have written

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m_dispCTRL.SetDlgItemInt(IDC_EDIT1, 100);

but it didn't show the number. is there any code to show it?

Posted 8-Jan-12 1:20am

Kay Andrian Fikar

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Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-08T01:42:00

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What is the m_dispCTRL? If it's the edit control, try using the window (CWnd) instead. More info, see: CWnd::SetDlgItemInt[^]

Posted 8-Jan-12 1:42am

Wendelius

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Kay Andrian Fikar 8-Jan-12 8:14am

well, i use the code

dialog.SetDlgItemInt(IDC_EDIT3, j)

from CView class,
but it failed to init the dialog in fact. the code cannot use from outside the dialog class?

Wendelius 8-Jan-12 8:17am

If the dialog exists you can use it from elsewhere. Perhaps an easier funcion is: SetDlgItemInt function[^]

Kay Andrian Fikar 10-Jan-12 18:20pm

Well, could u give me any references how to declare SetDlgItemInt function and how to get a handle window to a dialog box?...