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didgy58
5 Mar, 2008 - 08:56 AM
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hi guys ive solved all my other problems so far just wondering about this, how to go about it really,

so a user right clicks on my coil, and the menu system appears, one of the options is to rotate the coil around a certain angle, currently the angle is hard coded to be 45deg, but i would like it to be optional to them, so how do i go about accepting a input from the user, would i use something like a prompt box?? where they type the angle in and then i just take the returned value and add it to my formula, is there a prompt in VC++ ive taken a look cant seem to find much on google, its an mfc application so im kinda stumped on what sort of box i should be using???

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5 Mar, 2008 - 09:54 AM
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You could create another form with text field and a button, where you could ask the user to enter the number, then you can validate the field making sure it's a number, then pass that value back to the function you use to change the angle.
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5 Mar, 2008 - 10:07 AM
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i was thinking along those lines. kind of like how i would have done it in visual basic really. ok ill look into it thanks very much

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5 Mar, 2008 - 01:11 PM
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im sort of lost with this, i create the form in resource which i have done, so then from the context menu on the item i click on that should open the form how do i go about loading the form??

ive created a new dialog form in resources is that what i should have done and created a class of the CFormView. but im kinda stuck on how to load it.

do i go into the onrightmouserotate code and do the loading menu???
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5 Mar, 2008 - 02:49 PM
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its ok guys sorted it out thanks again

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