Hallo Henrik!

Replying to a message of Henrik Falk to All:

 HF> I'm new in the UICL code!
 HF> The source below is the normal way to attach your commandhandler
 HF> to your Window Class:
 HF> ---------------------------------------------------------------
 HF> class TestWindow : public IFrameWindow, public ICommandHandler
 HF> {
 HF> public:
 HF>     TestWindow(unsigned long windowId);
 HF> protected:
 HF>     Boolean command(ICommandEvent& cmdEvent);
 HF> };
 HF> ---------------------------------------------------------------

 HF> I've would like to have a generic ACommandHandler Class that I can
 HF> attach to the framewindow class.

 HF> But how do I get a handle to the clientwindow in my
 HF> ACOMMANDHANDLER.CPP ?

There are two simple ways to attach a handler to a window.

IHandler::handleEventsFor( IWindow *);
IWindow::addHandler( IHandler *);

As far as I know, both have the same result, more commonly used is handleEventsFor.

 HF> The samples in the book 'OS/2 C++ Class Library' by Kevin Leong are
 HF> fine. But none of the samles do much about the framewindow class.
As a starter, I recommend the UICL Users Guide and the sample Applications.
These use a more chronological order to introduce you to the UICL. The C++
Class Library book often goes in too deep for beginners.


Leif [Team OS/2]
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