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;		DDX.TXT
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;		Tips to add DDX functions into VC++ AppStudio.
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;		You can use this file as you want.
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;		Thanks to the new classes defined in VBXSTD20.H, you will be able to instanciate
;		the new VBX Studio objects (CVB..) directly inside Microsoft ApStudio.
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;		By default, when you create a variable member for a VBX control, the ClassWizard
;   		propose to associate a CVBControl to this object. Thanks to DDX/DDV, now you can 
;		associate the corresponding CVB.. class to your VBX Studio controls.
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;	To install the DDX, edit APSTUDIO.INI ( it should be in your WINDOWS directory ).
;	Then search this label:
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[ExtraDDX]
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;	If you don' t have this label, create it.
;	Now, change or add this key, just under the [ExtraDDX] section name.
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ExtraDDXCount=27
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;	(Of course, if you already have some DDX, add them to this value)
;	Now, add these lines:
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ExtraDDX1=V;;Control;CVBEdit*;NULL;VBEdit;VBEdit associated class
ExtraDDX2=V;;Control;CVBSpin*;NULL;VBSpin;VBSpin associated class
ExtraDDX3=V;;Control;CVBGauge*;NULL;VBGauge;VBGauge associated class
ExtraDDX4=V;;Control;CVBTab*;NULL;VBTab;VBTab associated class
ExtraDDX5=V;;Control;CVBText*;NULL;VBCText;VBText associated class
ExtraDDX6=V;;Control;CVBAnim*;NULL;VBAnim;VBAnim associated class
ExtraDDX7=V;;Control;CVBPicBtn*;NULL;VBPicBtn;VBPicBtn associated class
ExtraDDX8=V;;Control;CVBLine*;NULL;VBLine;VBLine associated class
ExtraDDX9=V;;Control;CVB3D*;NULL;VB3D;VB3D associated class
ExtraDDX10=V;;Control;CVBDDrop*;NULL;VBDDrop;VBDDrop associated class
ExtraDDX11=V;;Control;CVBCombo*;NULL;VBCombo;VBCombo associated class
ExtraDDX12=V;;Control;CVBFCombo*;NULL;VBFCombo;VBFCombo associated class
ExtraDDX13=V;;Control;CVBList*;NULL;VBList;VBList associated class
ExtraDDX14=V;;Control;CVBFList*;NULL;VBFList;VBFList associated class
ExtraDDX15=V;;Control;CVBNote*;NULL;VBNote;VBNote associated class
ExtraDDX16=V;;Control;CVBTabList*;NULL;VBTabList;VBNote associated class
ExtraDDX17=V;;Control;CVBTabFList*;NULL;VBTabFList;VBNote associated class
ExtraDDX18=V;;Control;CVBMask*;NULL;VBMask;VBMask associated class
ExtraDDX19=V;;Control;CVBFlxTxt*;NULL;VBFlxTxt;VBFlxTxt associated class
ExtraDDX20=V;;Control;CVBBitmap*;NULL;VBBitmap;VBBitmap associated class
ExtraDDX21=V;;Control;CVBFInfo*;NULL;VBFInfo;VBFInfo associated class
ExtraDDX22=V;;Control;CVBIni*;NULL;VBIni;VBIni associated class
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;	As you probably have String Studio 3.0 (CSTR30.ZIP) you can add	these DDX for strings:
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ExtraDDX23=V;Ss;Value;CStr;"";VBCStrText;String Studio CStr string
ExtraDDX24=E;Ss;Value;CStr;"";CStrText;String Studio CStr string
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;	for dates, the previous CTime DDX were replaced by a single DDX
;	wrapper:
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ExtraDDX25=V;Ss;Value;VBEdit_CTime;0;VBEditCTime;VBEdit CTime value
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;	for VBMask double values (use the 'Text' property), also this value
;	will use the number of decimal digits you set thanks to the <DecimalDigits>
;	VBEdit property:
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ExtraDDX26=V;Ss;Value;VBMask_double;0;CVBMaskDouble;VBMask double
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;	And for VBEdit double values (use the 'text' property too):
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ExtraDDX27=V;Ss;Value;VBEdit_double;0;CVBEditDouble;VBEdit double
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