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Against my urge to say nothing until after the instructions, I will point out that these instructions are for a Win32 dialog based app, using Code::Blocks
and gcc. (MFC would require the same approach more or less with some differences in implementation)
So here's what you need to do.
1) Create dialog based app
2) Add a new static to the dialog, make sure it has a unique ID - e.g parentsStaticHwnd
3) Copy and paste the DialogProcedure with a new name e.g ChildDialogProc
4) Add resources for the extra dialog and a button or two
5) While handling WM_INITDIALOG in DialogProcedure, use GetDlgItem to get a HWND of the static control you added in step 2. - store into a global var, like hInst (since you need it for both dialogs, and not just the one invoked from your WinMain.
6) Add handler code for the button you added on the 2nd dialog. Just set the text of the window whose HWND you got in step 5 (the static on the main dialog)
7) Wire-up the 2nd dialog so that it is invoked when the button on the first form is pressed - here's my code:
DialogBox(hInstance, MAKEINTRESOURCE(DLG_MAIN), NULL, (DLGPROC)MainDialogProc);
There you have it, done and done. 67 lines of code, 38 lines of resource.rc
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