No save!

Question

I need a method to stop the "Save changes... " prompt when my

application closes.

 

Any ideas?

 

Steve

 

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npsl1

Answer 1

One way of doing it:

Override document's SaveModified, Do not call the base class, retun TRUE.

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JohnCz

Answer 2

I didn't get your question . If it's your module who is firing this save changes event in your app. If you are the one then Don't fire it.

Thanks

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Rupesh Shukla

Answer 3

Try using OnSysCommand(...) / ON_WM_SYSCOMMAND in your mainframe class and handle the message for SC_CLOSE.  This occurs when you click on the 'X' control on the upper right corner of the title bar. 

It's easy to implement...here's the link:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh46df93(v=VS.80).aspx

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PAC

Answer 4

If it's your module who is firing this save changes event in your app. If you are the one then Don't fire it.

Thanks

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Rupesh Shukla

Hi,

From what I gather, this is MFC forum, so why did you mention firing events? MFC application is Win32 application and is using messages and message handlers not events.
Event for Win32 application has completely different meaning from events used in .NET world.

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JohnCz

Answer 5

On Fri, 17 Aug 2012 13:56:50 +0000, Pintu Shukla wrote:

 

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>I didn't get your question . If it's your module who is firing this save changes event in your app. If you are the one then Don't fire it.

>

>Thanks

>

>

>Rupesh Shukla

 

I don't understand that. I haven't even got a mobile!

 

Steve

 

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npsl1

Answer 6

Try using OnSysCommand(...) / ON_WM_SYSCOMMAND in your mainframe class and handle the message for SC_CLOSE. 

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PAC

Well, main frame object is not even (and it should not be) about document object.

Views however in SDI/MDI application is tied to the document. Any change in the view data should notify document and set dirty flag. CEditView does it by default.

Document has already implemented the way of handling saving changed data and the only thing to do (as I proposed) is to use virtual override in CDocument derived class to achieve desired result.

Why bother with system messages?

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JohnCz

Answer 7

If it's your module who is firing this save changes event in your app. If you are the one then Don't fire it.

Thanks

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Rupesh Shukla

Hi,

From what I gather, this is MFC forum, so why did you mention firing events? MFC application is Win32 application and is using messages and message handlers not events.
Event for Win32 application has completely different meaning from events used in .NET world.

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JohnCz

Lol Fire event mean how this Save As comes in the picture . And i am not saying any event i mean who raise this message.

Thanks

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Rupesh Shukla

Answer 8

I don't understand that. I haven't even got a mobile!

Steve

Dude i am just trying to understand your question .Nothing else . So that i can provide you a proper answer .

Thanks

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Rupesh Shukla

Answer 9

Steve,

Did you try my suggestion?

>>Override document's SaveModified, Do not call the base class, retun TRUE.

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JohnCz