Visual C++ and MFC Programming 2nd Edition

Chapter 20: List-Based Controls Visual C++ and MFC Fundamentals

// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here

// Empty the lists

m_SampleTables.ResetContent();

// Fill out the list

for(int i = 0; i < SizePersonal; i++)

m_SampleTables.AddString(Personal[i]);

// Select the first item in the list

m_SampleTables.SetCurSel(0);

}

7. Execute the program to test it. Click the radio buttons and make sure that the content
   of the Sample Tables list box changes based on the selected radio button.


8. After testing the dialog box, close it and return to MSVC.


9. Add a new Static Text to the right side of the group box with a caption of
   Sample Fields


10. Add a new List Box under the Sample Fields label. Set its ID to
    IDC_SAMPLEFIELDS and remove the check box on its Sort property or set it to
    False


11. Add a CListBox Control Variable to the IDC_SAMPLEFIELDS control and name
    it m_SampleFields


12. In the header file of CTableWizardDlg class, declare additional CString arrays as
    follows:

const CString Business[] = { "Contacts", "Customers", "Employees",

"Products", "Orders", "Suppliers",

"Payments", "Invoices", "Projects",

"Events", "Transactions" };

const CString Personal[] = { "Addresses", "Video Collection",

"Authors", "Books", "Categories",

"Music Collection", "Investments" };

const CString Contacts[] = { "MailingListID", "SocialTitle", "FirstName",

"MiddleName", "LastName", "Suffix",

"Nickname", "HomeAddress", "City",