ArcGIS Engine Developer Guide

BUILDING APPLICATIONS WITH C++ AND CONTROL WIDGETS
5. To put the toolbar into the customize state when the dialog box is started,
listen for the CustomizeDialog events. Implement a class, CustomizeDialogEvents,
which inherits from ICustomizeDialogEvents.
a. First make the header file for the class: CustomizeDialogEvents.h. The class
will need to have access to the global ToolbarControl and the
g_customizeToggle widget. Make sure to include the files needed for the
ToolbarControl and the toggle widget. ICustomizeDialogEvents is declared
with the other classes for the ToolbarControl, so be sure to include
toolbarcontrol.tlh and toolbarcontrol_events.tlh.
#ifndef __CUSTOMIZEDIALOGEVENTS_H_
#define __CUSTOMIZEDIALOGEVENTS_H_
This class will be Motif specific since it must
access the toggle button, a Motif widget. For the
GTK-specific code, see CustomizeDialogEvents.h
and CustomizeDialogEvents.cpp in the GTK zip
file.
// Motif Headers
#define String esriXString
#define Cursor esriXCursor
#define Object esriXObject
#define ObjectClass esriXObjectClass
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#undef String
#undef Cursor
#undef Object
#undef ObjectClass
// ArcObjects Headers
// Engine
#include
// Controls
#include
extern IToolbarControlPtr g_ipToolbarControl;
extern Widget g_customizeToggle;
class CustomizeDialogEvents : public ICustomizeDialogEvents
{
public:
// IUnknown
IUNKNOWN_METHOD_DEFS
// ICustomizeDialogEvents
HRESULT OnStartDialog();
HRESULT OnCloseDialog();
};
#endif // __CUSTOMIZEDIALOGEVENTS_H_
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