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- windows - MFC Support in Visual Studio - Stack Overflow
MFC is still officially maintained and supported I don't think it will disappear anytime soon and it will also continue to work during a very long time since it's still used by big software (including Microsoft's ones) However, officially supported doesn't mean much, no one from Microsoft will help you (unless you pay big support bucks) plus it's open source It's more that the technology
- visual studio - MFC: how to set font size? - Stack Overflow
MFC: how to set font size? Asked 5 years, 4 months ago Modified 5 years, 4 months ago Viewed 687 times
- MFC C++ CButton mouse hover event - Stack Overflow
Subclassing is an involved topic, but MFC provides powerful tools that make it much more convenient to employ 2 The Tools Subclassing controls with MFC requires the following steps: Define a class deriving from the respective MFC control wrapper 3 Instantiate an object of this class by declaring a class member in its parent dialog
- user interface - Creating a GUI with MFC - Stack Overflow
3 MFC applications can get pretty bloated (e g large application executable size, memory footprint, and or require runtime DLLs to be used along with your application) If you are focused on C++, I'd recommend looking at WTL instead (used to be a Microsoft library but it's now on SourceForge)
- MFC OnDraw vs. OnPaint - Stack Overflow
I am wondering about the difference between OnDraw() and OnPaint() in MFC After searching the Internet for a while, I found a useful article In summary, WM_PAINT will trigger OnPaint(), which ca
- Is MFC still used for new development (with any material volume)?
So in conclusion: MFC is still used for new development because the requirements and the costs decide the technology for a project and it just so happens that MFC is the best in some cases
- Is there a Designer for MFC in Visual Studio like for windows forms in . . .
For MDI SDI applications, as you have created, you can select CFormView as base class on one of Wizard steps This creates a dialog embedded to frame, designer is available in the Resource view Also, for every Win32 MFC application, you can add new dialog (not main window) from Resource View
- VC++ MFC - gt; ComboBox, GetCurSel ()? - Stack Overflow
VC++ MFC -> ComboBox, GetCurSel ()? Asked 7 years, 8 months ago Modified 2 years, 3 months ago Viewed 2k times
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