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How do you remove a MFC command handler like ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI from a C++ file?
I can’t seem to find a way to do it thru Dev Studio. If you know how, please explain.
I am using VS 2008.
Thanks,
Mike
To create a handler, you used the drop-down list in the Messages list of the properties pane. When you didn’t have a handler, the list had an entry something like
<add> OnXxxUpdate. If you already have a handler, dropping down the same list will show a<delete> OnXxxUpdate— click that. That just removes the entry in the message map — you have to delete the function body manually.