出处:How to support multiple file extensions with one document type in Visual C++ MFC applications
How to support multiple file extensions with one document type in Visual C++ MFC applications
Article ID | : | 198538 |
Last Review | : | November 21, 2006 |
Revision | : | 4.1 |
This article was previously published under Q198538
SUMMARY
DocMgrEx.exe is a sample that shows how to support multiple
extensions associated with one document type (or template) in MFC's Doc/View
architecture.
This sample implements the code required to allow registration, unregistration, file open, and file save operations in an otherwise regular MFC application. The classes touched include the following:
This sample implements the code required to allow registration, unregistration, file open, and file save operations in an otherwise regular MFC application. The classes touched include the following:
• | The CWinApp-derived class. |
• | The undocumented CDocManager class. |
• | A custom CFileDialog-derived class that allows transparent file operations with the newly defined CDocManagerEx. |
MORE INFORMATION
The
following files are available for download from the Microsoft Download
Center:
DocMgrEx.exe (http://download.microsoft.com/download/vc60pro/sample11/1/nt4/en-us/docmgrex.exe)
NOTE: To Build this project with VS .NET, change the path in the #include of AfxImpl.h on line 472 of DocManagerEx.cpp:
For more information about how to download Microsoft Support files, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
To change the extensions supported by different document types, or to add new document types, edit the application's string table. In the string resource associated with the document type resource ID, the fourth ""n" delimited substring should read as follows:
When testing the application, you will notice its behavior is similar to DevStudio with regard to file open/save operations. For example, when trying to open a file, the user specifies only a file name (without an extension), the application will successively append the extensions from the currently active filter, trying to build the file name of an existing file. If this yields no result, the application will either tell the user that the file does not exist (if the OFN_FILEMUSTEXIST flag was specified) or it will create a new file with no extension. Saving operations are very similar.
Unregistration is a bit more complicated, because the corresponding functions in CWinApp and CDocManager were not declared virtual. Therefore, we needed to implement the correct code in an override of CDocManager::UnregisterShellFileTypes(), and copy and paste the code from CWinApp::UnregisterShellFileTypes() and CWinApp::ProcessShellCommand() in our own CWinApp-derived class.
To implement file operations transparently, we overrode CDocManager::DoPromptFileName() and CDocManager::OpenDocumentFile(). To minimize the number of changes, the global function MatchDocType() has been defined to replace the use of CDocTemplate::MatchDocType() member function. The new function behaves as expected when multiple extensions are provided for one document template.
DocMgrEx.exe (http://download.microsoft.com/download/vc60pro/sample11/1/nt4/en-us/docmgrex.exe)
NOTE: To Build this project with VS .NET, change the path in the #include of AfxImpl.h on line 472 of DocManagerEx.cpp:
Change from:
#include <.."src"afximpl.h>
To:
#include <.."src"mfc"afximpl.h>
#include <.."src"afximpl.h>
To:
#include <.."src"mfc"afximpl.h>
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To change the extensions supported by different document types, or to add new document types, edit the application's string table. In the string resource associated with the document type resource ID, the fourth ""n" delimited substring should read as follows:
DocType files (.ex1;.ex2;ex3)The 5th substring should read as follows:
.ex1;.ex2;.ex3NOTE: DocType is the external name of the document type; and ex1, ex2, ex3 are the extensions you want to associate with your document type.
When testing the application, you will notice its behavior is similar to DevStudio with regard to file open/save operations. For example, when trying to open a file, the user specifies only a file name (without an extension), the application will successively append the extensions from the currently active filter, trying to build the file name of an existing file. If this yields no result, the application will either tell the user that the file does not exist (if the OFN_FILEMUSTEXIST flag was specified) or it will create a new file with no extension. Saving operations are very similar.
Implementation Details
To implement correct registration code we needed to override CDocManager::RegisterShellFileTypes().Unregistration is a bit more complicated, because the corresponding functions in CWinApp and CDocManager were not declared virtual. Therefore, we needed to implement the correct code in an override of CDocManager::UnregisterShellFileTypes(), and copy and paste the code from CWinApp::UnregisterShellFileTypes() and CWinApp::ProcessShellCommand() in our own CWinApp-derived class.
To implement file operations transparently, we overrode CDocManager::DoPromptFileName() and CDocManager::OpenDocumentFile(). To minimize the number of changes, the global function MatchDocType() has been defined to replace the use of CDocTemplate::MatchDocType() member function. The new function behaves as expected when multiple extensions are provided for one document template.
REFERENCES
For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:141921 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/141921/)
How to support two file extensions per MFC document type
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