Common Dialogs

In the early days of Windows programming, developers had to write their own versions of dialog boxes for opening files, saving files, finding and replacing strings in a document, and choosing fonts and colors. Windows 3.1 introduced API functions for creating these common dialog boxes. SFL wraps the Windows common dialog box API to make common dialogs much easier to manage. Here you’ll survey SFL’s common dialog box classes, including the COpenFileDialog and CSaveAsFileDialog classes, the CFontDialog class, the CColorDialog class, and the CFindDialog and CReplaceDialog classes.