I am an old mfc prgrammer. I have reciently obtained the latest .net pro platform. I have a small, project to complete in a tight time frame, that will control a device using ethernet packets, and will have a GUI. I initially created it using .net C++ mfc, because that's what I'm used to. But others in my shop have created extensive GUI contols for their interfaces using forms, and in C#. I was able to easily create a forms (C++) user interface, very cool. All the various properties are available, imported from my co-workers dll. The problem is I don't have time to come up to speed in forms "language". Can I somehow import my gui form into my mfc project, and acess the controls using mfc-speak?
TIA for any help you can give me...
David Lowndes - 05 Jul 2004 17:43 GMT
> Can I somehow import my gui form into my mfc project, and acess the controls using mfc-speak?
I think it'd be quicker to just re-design the form with the dialog
editor.
I believe there will be a more integrated way of mixing existing MFC
code with WinForms in VS2005 - though this functionality is not yet in
the first beta release that's currently available via MSDN.
Dave