# ATLFire Attributes Sample: Demonstrates Building a Windowed Control

The ATLFire attributes sample is an ActiveX control that is adapted from the MFC Fire sample. The sample demonstrates how to build a windowed control using ATL by setting the m_bWindowedOnly flag to TRUE. It also shows what needs to be done to the MFC drawing code to convert it into straight Win32 code. The sample uses the ATL support for Win32 dialog boxes and property sheets and also demonstrates how to use a Win32 tab control in an ActiveX control. The sample also demonstrates several of the ATL macros.

The ATLFire sample is the nonattributed version of this sample.

Security Note
This sample code is provided to illustrate a concept and should not be used in applications or Web sites, as it may not illustrate the safest coding practices.

# Building and Running the Sample

#### To build and run this sample

1. Open the solution file ATLFire.sln.

2. From the Build menu, click Build.

3. After the sample builds, open FireTabCtrl.htm in your Web browser and try out the various types of fire that the sample simulates.

You can test the ATLFire control in the ActiveX Control Test Container. For details on accessing Test Container and using it to test a control, see Testing Properties and Events with Test Container.

# Attributes

This sample uses the following attributes:

coclass, dual, emitidl, helpstring, id, in, module, object, out, pointer_default, progid, propget, propput, registration_script, retval, support_error_info, threading, uuid, version

# Classes and Keywords

This sample uses the following ATL classes:

CComObjectRootEx, CComCoClass, CComControl, IDispatchImpl, IProvideClassInfo2Impl, IPersistStreamInitImpl, IPersistStorageImpl, IPersistPropertyBagImpl, IPerPropertyBrowsingImpl, IQuickActivateImpl, IObjectSafetyImpl, IOleControlImpl, IOleObjectImpl, IOleInPlaceActiveObjectImpl, IViewObjectExImpl, IOleInPlaceObjectWindowlessImpl, IDataObjectImpl, ISupportErrorInfo, ISpecifyPropertyPagesImpl, IConnectionPointContainerImpl, IPropertyNotifySinkCP, CDialogImpl

This sample uses the following keywords:

_ASSERTE; _itot; _tcstol; ALT_MSG_MAP; Apply; ATLTRACE; BEGIN_COM_MAP; BEGIN_CONNECTION_POINT_MAP; BEGIN_MSG_MAP; BEGIN_OBJECT_MAP; BEGIN_PROPERTY_MAP; CComCoClass; CComModule::GetClassObject; CComModule::GetLockCount; CComModule::Init; CComModule::RegisterServer; CComModule::Term; CComModule::UnregisterServer; CComObjectRootEx; CDialogImpl; ClientToScreen; COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY; COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY_IMPL; COM_INTERFACE_ENTRY_IMPL_IID; COMMAND_HANDLER; COMMAND_ID_HANDLER; CONNECTION_POINT_ENTRY; CPropDlg::DoModal; CreateBitmap; CreatePalette; DECLARE_REGISTRY_RESOURCEID; DeleteDC; DeleteObject; DestroyMenu; DisableThreadLibraryCalls; EnableWindow; END_COM_MAP; END_CONNECTION_POINT_MAP; END_MSG_MAP; END_OBJECT_MAP; END_PROPERTY_MAP; EndDialog; FillRect; FireOnChanged; GetActiveWindow; GetClientRect; GetDlgItem; GetDlgItemText; GetModuleInstance; GetWindowRect; IConnectionPointContainerImpl; IDataObjectImpl; IDispatchImpl; InitFire; InlineIsEqualGUID; IObjectSafetyImpl; IOleControlImpl; IOleInPlaceActiveObjectImpl; IOleInPlaceObjectWindowlessImpl; IOleObjectImpl; IPersistPropertyBagImpl; IPersistStorageImpl; IPersistStreamInitImpl; IPropertyNotifySinkCP; IProvideClassInfo2Impl; IQuickActivateImpl; ISpecifyPropertyPagesImpl; ISupportErrorInfo; IViewObjectExImpl; memcpy; MESSAGE_HANDLER; MessageBox; NOTIFY_CODE_HANDLER; OBJECT_ENTRY; OnActivate; OnApply; OnCancel; OnCreate; OnDestroy; OnEraseBackground; OnInitDialog; OnOK; OnPaint; OnPaletteChanged; OnProperties; OnPropertyChanged; OnQueryNewPalette; OnRButtonDown; OnSelChanged; OnSelChanging; OnSize; OnTimer; PAINTSTRUCT ; PeekMessage; PROP_ENTRY; RealizePalette; SelectObject; SendMessage; SetTimer; SetWindowPos; TrackPopupMenuEx; UnregisterClass

Note
Some of the samples, such as this one, have not been modified to reflect the changes in the Visual C++ wizards, libraries, and compiler, but still demonstrate how to complete your desired task.