🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi, Jason,

> Could some kind soul please write the code to do this set of actions via Visual C++ just so I can see how its done???

I'm not shure, wether it ist possible at all, to do it in a similar way. 
I've used VCC sometimes (against better knowledge) and didn't like it.

When you are placing f.e. a button on a form using the graphical-editor 
of vcc, other things happen, than with builder. It is in fact much more 
equivalent to the "traditional" kind of making windows-software:
There is a constant for the button defined, message-handlers for this 
constant are created in the message-map and linked to the functions, you 
are writing. The button itself is defined in a ressource-file.
When you are using the graphical tools, you don't have to deal with this 
awful ... very much, its just 2 or three clicks more, til You get to the 
point of typing the on-click-function. But if You try to create a button 
(or anything else) dynamically (as in Your builder-code), that would be 
quite tricky, if its possible at all!
It might even be easier, to create the button in the traditional 
(dinosaur) C-way using the windows-api directly and writing an own 
windows-procedure for the dynamically created buttons.

But maybe, someone who likes vcc a bit more, knows of a better way.

Good luck
Michael