Re: How can I use MFC in wtl project

Hi Anna,
I consider WTL as some kind of non DLL ActiveX library.
As such you can plug it almost everywhere, including in non MFC projects (Following Paolo Messina article at CP I did some positive experiments with C++Builder).

So as a pseudo ActiveX I could think about pluging it in some other Library, but I would of course not do the contrary. To be frank I found the idea of using CListCtrl silly :) ...but CList is ok since it is not a control.

Cheers,

--- In [email protected], "Anna-Jayne Metcalfe" <yahoo@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Yarp,
> 
> > I am sorry for my silly answer I made a confusion between CList and
> CListCtrl.
> 
> Thanks for the clarification.
> 
> FWIW I've generally found it quite straightforward to convert control
> classes (custom button, list ctrl classes etc.) written in MFC to their WTL
> equivalents and they are for the most part equivalent, so that might be a
> better option in many cases.
> 
> Using WTL in MFC projects is reasonably straightforward; the converse is not
> always true as MFC expects its environment to be set up in a very particular
> way  and has some nasty internal dependencies. WTL however is far less
> fussy.
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> 
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> 
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