Visual C++ and MFC Programming 2nd Edition

Visual C++ and MFC Fundamentals Chapter 17: Track-Based Controls

Car[4].CarPicture = IDB_MARQUIS;

Car[5].Make = "Mercury";

Car[5].Model = "Mystique";

Car[5].CarYear = 2000;

Car[5].Doors = 4;

Car[5].CarPicture = IDB_MYSTIQUE;

Car[6].Make = "Lincoln";

Car[6].Model = "Navigator";

Car[6].CarYear = 2003;

Car[6].Doors = 5;

Car[6].CarPicture = IDB_NAVIGATOR;

Car[7].Make = "Nissan";

Car[7].Model = "Sentra";

Car[7].CarYear = 1997;

Car[7].Doors = 2;

Car[7].CarPicture = IDB_SENTRA;

Car[8].Make = "Ford";

Car[8].Model = "Focus";

Car[8].CarYear = 2002;

Car[8].Doors = 4;

Car[8].CarPicture = IDB_FOCUS;

Car[9].Make = "Kia";

Car[9].Model = "Sephia";

Car[9].CarYear = 2003;

Car[9].Doors = 4;

Car[9].CarPicture = IDB_SEPHIA;

return TRUE; // return TRUE unless you set the focus to a control

}

20. To display default values in the dialog box, on top of its OnPaint() event, type the
    following:

void CCarInventory1Dlg::OnPaint()

{

CBitmap Bmp;

Bmp.LoadBitmap(Car[0].CarPicture);

m_Make.Format("%s", Car[0].Make);

m_Model.Format("%s", Car[0].Model);

m_Year.Format("%d", Car[0].CarYear);

m_Doors.Format("%d", Car[0].Doors);

m_Picture.SetBitmap(Bmp);

UpdateData(FALSE);

if (IsIconic())

{

...
}
}
21. Test the application: