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Commonly Overridden Member Functions

The following table lists the most likely member functions to override in your CDialog-derived class.

Commonly Overridden Member Functions of Class CDialog

Member function

Message it responds to

Purpose of the override

OnInitDialog

WM_INITDIALOG

Initialize the dialog box's controls.

OnOK

BN_CLICKED for button IDOK

Respond when the user clicks the OK button.

OnCancel

BN_CLICKED for button IDCANCEL

Respond when the user clicks the Cancel button.

OnInitDialog, OnOK, and OnCancel are virtual functions. To override them, you declare an overriding function in your derived dialog class using the Properties window.

OnInitDialog is called just before the dialog box is displayed. You must call the default OnInitDialog handler from your override — usually as the first action in the handler. By default, OnInitDialog returns TRUE to indicate that the focus should be set to the first control in the dialog box.

OnOK is typically overridden for modeless but not modal dialog boxes. If you override this handler for a modal dialog box, call the base class version from your override — to ensure that EndDialog is called — or call EndDialog yourself.

OnCancel is usually overridden for modeless dialog boxes.

For more information about these member functions, see class CDialog in the MFC Reference and the discussion on Life Cycle of a Dialog Box.

See Also

Concepts

Dialog Boxes

Commonly Added Member Functions