> I have worked out from FONT.DLG what resource control I want
> to disable (CFontDialog). So I did this:
>
> CFontDialog dlgFont( m_plfCurrentFont );
> CWnd *pControl = NULL;
>
> pControl = dlgFont.GetDlgItem( chx1 );
> --> It crashes here. The control window handle is not valid.
> I presume
> because the dialogue has not yet been displayed.
>
> if( pControl != NULL )
> pControl->EnableWindow( FALSE );
> dlgFont.m_cf.Flags |= CF_NOSCRIPTSEL;
> dlgFont.m_cf.rgbColors = m_crCurrentFontColour;
>
> if( dlgFont.DoModal() )
> {
>
> How do I get around this? I thought of making a
> CMyFontDialog inheriting from CFontDialog and maybe in the
> OnInitDialog override doing my function call stuff there.
> Would that be the only way to resolve this problem, if it
> would resolve it at all?
I followed my suggestion through and included dlgs.h in the MyFontDialog.cpp
file and it works fine. The strikeout control is now disabled and I get no
errors. So I guess I will stick with this strategy.
Andrew
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