MFC ON_EN_KILLFOCUS and ON_COMMAND_RANGE

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Hi,

I have an MFC edit box and I have a button.
For the edit box I have a method for ON_EN_KILLFOCUS, and for the button I have method for ON_COMMAND_RANGE.

If the focus is on the edit box, and then I click the button, both methods should be called. But first button's ON_COMMAND_RANGE is called, and meanwhile it stops and ON_EN_KILLFOCUS of the edit box start.

That couse some problems in my project. I want first ON_EN_KILLFOCUS to be called, finished, and only then i want ON_COMMAND_RANGE to be called.

Is there a way for doing it?

Thanks

Posted 12-Jul-11 22:09pm

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Eugen Podsypalnikov · Answer 1 · 2011-07-12T22:50:00

You could try to derive your own CYourEdit : public CEdit box class,
its own reaction CYourEdit::OnKillFocus(CWnd* pcNewReceiver) by its message entry ON_WM_KILLFOCUS() and then -

subclass the dialog control by your object... :)

/*The framework calls this member function immediately before losing the input focus*/