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- From: "Justin E. Kagan" <jekagan@primenet.com>
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- Subject: Re: GetDlgItemText??
- Date: 21 Feb 1996 01:20:02 -0700
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- Steen Rab°l wrote:
- >
- > On 19 Feb 1996 05:47:27 GMT, Ian <imccalli@portage.net> wrote:
- >
- > >I want to get a string from a dialog box, say like a wanted to get
- > >d:\games\solitare.exe
- > >I figured I have to use the GetDlgItemText(think that's it) but when do I
- > >use?
- >
- > When you need the information. Just before you exit your dialog.
- >
- > Best
- > Steen
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- > Author of WebDesigner
-
- Why go about this the hard way? Use Class Wizard to derive your dialog class and assign a member
- variable to the control that contains the text. The member variable is public, so you can access
- it with the . operator after a call to the DoModal() function.
-