Answer Posted / surendra mishra
A MFC application is created using different classes. Each
of the class has given a distinct responsibility.
1. Frame window class - Represents the application window.
2. View class- Represents the data to the user in specific
understandable format.
3. Document class – Represents the applications data.(
Program data used by application during its execution).
MFC architecture allows user to represent the data as
documents in different views (formats ex. Charts, tabular,
textual). View(s) are attached to the application frame
window.
SDI Example: Let us say we have a application with name
MySDI..
In SDI application we have following major classes derive.
CMySDIApp-Application class derived from CWinApp.
e) CMainFrame - Frame Window class derived from CFrameWnd
f) CMySDIView - View class derived from CView (Can have
multiple classes)
g) CMainDoc - Document class derived from CDocument.
Above three classes are bind together using a Template
class called as CSingleDocTemplate.
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