AppWizard writes a starter CScribbleDoc
class for you, which you’ll customize in the following procedures. First you’ll add member variables and functions to CScribbleDoc
, which provide some typical document functionality, such as:
Then you’ll add class CStroke
, a class used to define the document’s data structure.
You’ll use the text editor to add code to the files AppWizard created for you. To display the code to edit, use either ClassView or WizardBar, which jumps directly to the code. See Navigating Through Code, in Lesson 2.