MFC MDI Gets the current view

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Or is it supposed to be based on his own magic series http://www.cnblogs.com/wlsandwho/p/4288818.html

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For multiple views, you can get multiple sets of toolbars to correspond to, Microsoft's many things are so, such as SQL Server Management Studio (2008)

But it's so much trouble for me.

Let me steal some slack and use a button.

1 voidcmainframe::onxxx ()2 {3     //TODO: Add Command handler code here4cview* pcurview= ((cmainframe*) (AfxGetApp ()->m_pmainwnd))->mdigetactive ()GetActiveView ();//<------------------- this line5 6     if(pcurview==gpFV1)7     {8MessageBox (TEXT ("1"));9     }Ten     Else One     { AMessageBox (TEXT ("2")); -     } -}

As for the brackets, it's a personal hobby.

MFC MDI Gets the current view