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Hello everybody !

I have a problem in my first windows program. I'm trying to get an MDI
child window which has a fixed size and no maximize button (it's meant
to stay in just one size). But it wont look the way I like it...


The code look's like this:

In my MDIFrame I construct the child window like this

  GetModule->MakeWindow( new TMySpecialWindow(this, "Title"));

and in the constructor for TMySpecialWindow it looks like this:

  TMySpecialWindow::TMySpecialWindow(.bla.) : TWindow (.bla.)
  { 
    Attr.Style &= ~(WS_MAXIMIZEBOX);
    ...
  }

I can set the Attr.Style to anything, and the window looks the same
anyway. But if I set an Style like WS_ICONIC, it starts like an icon.

The problem is that the window style I set in the constructor for the
child window somehow gets overridden by the MDIframe, and gets some
default window style.


The question now is:

- Can I make a window who is a MDIchild but not having the default(?)
  style? And how ?

- If this doesn't work I guess I'll have to make the window a dialog
  instead, but does a dialog function like a MDIChild (with reference to
  tiling, cascading, etc.) ?


/Martin


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Martin Hagelin
hagelin@elixir.e.kth.se