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KalvinComer wrote:

SendDlgItemMessage(IDC_BUTTON2, ON_BN_CLICKED,0,0);

KalvinComer wrote:

Press and hold 1 and 2 on the keyboard, and both BT1 and BT2 depress. Releasing 1 and 2 un-dpresses BT1 and BT2

BOOL CMyDlg::PreTranslateMessage(MSG* pMsg) 
{
    if( pMsg->message == WM_KEYDOWN )
    {
        if( pMsg->wParam == '1' )
        {
            pMsg->wParam = VK_SPACE;
            pMsg->hwnd = m_btn1.m_hWnd;
        }
        else if( pMsg->wParam == '2' )
        {
            pMsg->wParam = VK_SPACE;
            pMsg->hwnd = m_btn2.m_hWnd;
        }
    }
    else if( pMsg->message == WM_KEYUP )
    {
        if( pMsg->wParam == '1' )
        {
            pMsg->wParam = VK_SPACE;
            pMsg->hwnd = m_btn1.m_hWnd;
        }
        else if( pMsg->wParam == '2' )
        {
            pMsg->wParam = VK_SPACE;
            pMsg->hwnd = m_btn2.m_hWnd;
        }
    }
    return CDialog::PreTranslateMessage(pMsg);
}

KalvinComer wrote:

I have a dialoge that has two buttons (BT1, BT2).

I would like it to be the case that I can:

press 1 on the keybord and BT1 depresses (and calls and associated button1 clicked method). Releasing 1 un depresses BT1.

press 2 on the keybord and BT2 depresses (and calls and associated button2 clicked method). Releasing 2 un depresses BT2.

Press and hold 1 and 2 on the keyboard, and both BT1 and BT2 depress. Releasing 1 and 2 un-dpresses BT1 and BT2.

KalvinComer wrote:

Nathan:

Thanks for your suggestion. I now have two pushlike buttons on the dialogue and it behaves just how I want it with respect to the keyboard. But with respect to the mouse can I get the control to be true whilest the mouse is over it and the LH mouse button is down, and it returns to false when the mouse LH button is released.

MyClass::MyClass ()
{
//initialitation;
}

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nitin3 wrote:

How to perform this kind of initialation on a class variable.

STARTUPINFO si;
si.lpDesktop = _T("NewDesktop");