| Roger Garrett 2005-11-14, 9:57 pm |
| I'm developing an application with a lot of dialogs. One of the dialogs
(which I created a long time ago and have modified a lot during development)
I am having a problem with within the IDE. I bring up the dialog in the
resource editor and double-click on any of the controls on the dialog. That
normally brings up the related source code for the control, such as its
OnButtonClick method. But now when I double click on any control a message
dialog apears that says:
Add/remove of the function is impossible,
because the parent class code is read only.
I've never seen that before. I can edit and save the source code (both the
..h and the .cpp files) just fine when I edit them directly, and examining the
properties of the actual files shows that they are not read-only. So, what's
up? What can I do to convince the IDE that the code is not read-only?
I've tried shutting down and starting up again, with no luck.
Any suggestions?
- Roger Garrett
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