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I don't think it will work to change the Z-order. The Z-order is updated according to the user activity, a click on a control will bring it to the front.
You can have a dialog in the view window using standars MFC features. Instead of deriving your view class from CView, derive it from CFormView. The CFormView embeds a standard dialog template.
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I have plotted a graph in a Picture control. Now I want to click the mouse on top of some points of the graph and then get the coordinate of that point. Can anyone help? Many thx~~~
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Actually mouse click notifications (for instance, WM_LBUTTONDOWN) provide pointer coordinates.
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s Mr.pallni says absolutely true..i already checked it..
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Have u checked on the picture control
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Adding to CPallini, u may need to subclass the picture control to get the mouse events
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I dont know how to get the coordinate of the picture control. So finally I subtract the offset of the top left corner of the picture control. This method may be silly  but can achieve what i want to do
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Hi..
I want use progress bar using command line programming...plz help me...
thanks in advance..
Hi,,
I am sharan.Working as a software Engineer in Indo-Fuji Software Company located in BTM Layout.Bangalore.India.
I have Completed my B.E(COmputers)in 2006.ANd I am having 2 years of Exp in VC++.
thanking you
sharan
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sharanu wrote: I want use progress bar using command line programming...plz help me...
Command line programming?
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Aaah, yes Command Line Programming. Now everything is clear 
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Command Line Programming, why didn't I realize before? My bad!
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Since you don't explain further what do you mean with 'Command Line Programming', I suppose you're talking about Console applications, i.e. character oriented ones. Now what has to do a window control, like the progress bar, with a character oriented application?
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In graphical mode.
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Remember the graphical mode in the old DOS time? It applies to the command prompt window.
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No, I can't understand what you're talking about. Can console applications access single pixels on screen?
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CPallini wrote: Can console applications access single pixels on screen?
Yes. You can run this command edit from a command-prompt or from "Run", and you see a blue DOS application with the menu items in gray.
edit
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And if you have the 16-bit version Ghost v11 (run under pure DOS [Win98 boot diskette] ), You see it even draw pretty windows.
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OK, but edit does not appear to access the single pixel, while for the real graphic stuff you suggest the dos mode...
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CPallini wrote: while for the real graphic stuff you suggest the dos mode...
There are some, but I don't quite remember their names. 
Maxwell Chen
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Oh, oh, oh, GraphInit or smth like that in old Pascal, was also something for C afaik. You could anyway init a EGA/VGA/SVGA graphics mode with some asm also anyway. Gave you a certain resolution and colors. Think I used 800x600 with 256 colors mostly, which was ok for back then.
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CPallini wrote: Can console applications access single pixels on screen?
No, but where did pixels become part of the "requirements?" You can have a progress bar in a console application.
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DavidCrow wrote: No, but where did pixels become part of the "requirements?" You can have a progress bar in a console application.
They became because (as you probably supposed) I wasn't aware about the possibility of having a progress bar in console application.
BTW how could one show the progress bar (i.e. something quite similar to the windows control, not, for instance, a sequence of '.') in such kind of applications?
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CPallini wrote: BTW how could one show the progress bar (i.e. something quite similar to the windows control, not, for instance, a sequence of '.') in such kind of applications?
printf("%c%c", 219, 219);
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