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jen - 28 Dec 2004 03:56 GMT
Hi, i trying to do a project which need to link the GUI interface with

the functions using c++.
Is there anybody out there can help me? If can, can send the source
code to me as well. Thanks Alot....
Arnaud Debaene - 28 Dec 2004 10:26 GMT
> Hi, i trying to do a project which need to link the GUI interface with
>
> the functions using c++.

What are you trying to achieve exactly, and in which environnement? Your
descripition is a far too smooky for anyone to help! What have you done till
now and what are ou stumbling upon?

> Is there anybody out there can help me? If can, can send the source
> code to me as well. Thanks Alot....
There is a lot of people willing to help here, but no one will do your
job/homework/whatever for you...

Arnaud
MVP -VC
jen - 30 Dec 2004 06:55 GMT
I have create the GUI interface using MFC, I have create a button call
ping. And i also have another program called ping function. So i
wanted to link the button to the ping function. So it will work like
this, if i click the button, the ping function will appear.
Arnaud Debaene - 30 Dec 2004 10:29 GMT
> I have create the GUI interface using MFC, I have create a button call
> ping. And i also have another program called ping function. So i
> wanted to link the button to the ping function. So it will work like
> this, if i click the button, the ping function will appear.

The function will "appear"? What do you mean????

If you want the function to be called when the user press the button, simply
call your function in the ON_BN_CLICKED handler for the button (in the
ressource editor, simply double click on the button, it will create this
handler for you).

Arnaud
MVP - VC

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