CXmFindHandler Class ReferenceInheritance diagram for CXmFindHandler:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Supply a complete search process using a dialog and providing the search results.
Before using the handler it have to be initialized by calling SetFindHandler(). You start the search process by calling SearchFrom(). The specified CXmFindDlg will be opened, to give the user the possibility to set his find settings. This dialog perform the search and write the search results to the assigned exom::XmReferenceList.
If m_FindNotifier is set CXmFindNotifier::FindComplete() will be called after finishing the search.
Member Function Documentation
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Return the ID of an object.
The ID give the exom framework the possibility to identify a class derived from XmObject. So all classes derived from XmObject should have their own ID.
Implements XmObject. |
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Provide the possibility to connect member data and sub objects.
Member data and sub objects can be connected, by calling the corresponding manXxx functions of XmMan.
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Defines the object functions usable in user interface.
All functions included manageFcn() are visible in user interface. The availibility is controlled by MemberState().
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Is called, when processing user action.
OnAction give the application the possibility to handle user input via the user interface. For example: range checks or additional actions like closing a dialog. This function is called recursive in the member hierarchy.
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Define the presentation of member data and functions.
Via MemberState() the application has the possibility to control the appearance of member data and functions in user interface, like enabled/disabled, checked/unchecked,... This function is called recursive in the member hierarchy.
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