Access methods in View class from toolbar class

[Z.K.]

I have a custom toolbar class that I wrote which works fine, but I would
like to call a function from my FormView class depending on the value in the
combobox of my toolbar. I am not exactly sure how to access the FormView
from my
toolbar class.

Z.K.

[Tom Serface]

I would just have a window pointer that gets assigned in the toolbar with
something like:

m_Toolbar.SetMsgWnd(pView);

Then send a message from the toolbar to the view using PostMessage. Set the
window to NULL so you could know that it isn't set. This isn't the only way
to do it, but it's an easy one to implement.

Tom

Post by Z.K.
I have a custom toolbar class that I wrote which works fine, but I would
like to call a function from my FormView class depending on the value in the
combobox of my toolbar. I am not exactly sure how to access the FormView
from my
toolbar class.
Z.K.

[RainMan]

See you other post
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RainMan

Post by Z.K.
I have a custom toolbar class that I wrote which works fine, but I would
like to call a function from my FormView class depending on the value in the
combobox of my toolbar. I am not exactly sure how to access the FormView
from my
toolbar class.
Z.K.

[Ajay Kalra]

I dont think this is the right approach. Toolbar should not be concenred if
there is view or not. The command handlers for the toolbar buttons should
deal with that part.

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Ajay

Post by Z.K.
I have a custom toolbar class that I wrote which works fine, but I would
like to call a function from my FormView class depending on the value in the
combobox of my toolbar. I am not exactly sure how to access the FormView
from my
toolbar class.
Z.K.