I use the settimer create timer

Create a timer is belong to the view in the view, create a new view will create a timer at the same time, the timer can you as a member of the view

For example:
To create a multiple document procedure, xxxview inheritance in CRichEditView, I think timing output in multiple view "hello world the view1" or "hello world view2",,,
How do I know what is in the onTimer function view
How do I in the onTimer function call xxxview: : printfCString (print function), direct use, or to get the pointer to the view

Multiple view will produce multiple ON_WM_TIMER message

If you can't I how to achieve timing in the view?

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# define AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST 0 xe900//first pane (256 Max)
# define AFX_IDW_PANE_LAST 0 xe9ff

PView=(CMyView *) CreateView (& amp; PCreateContext AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST);

AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST is The ID number of a view , GetWindowLong (HWND, GWL_ID) can get The ID

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reference 1st floor schlafenhamster response:

# define AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST 0 xe900//first pane (256 Max)
# define AFX_IDW_PANE_LAST 0 xe9ff

PView=(CMyView *) CreateView (& amp; PCreateContext AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST);

AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST is The ID number of a view , GetWindowLong (HWND, GWL_ID) can get The ID

I am so written, open the document, create a new view
In the app definition CMultiDocTemplate * pDocPage;
PApp xxxDoc * pDoc=(xxxDoc *) - & gt; PDocPage - & gt; OpenDocumentFile (NULL);
My_view=(xxxView *) pDoc - & gt; GetView (RUNTIME_CLASS (xxxView));
Not the CreateView

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Start the timer when the SetTimer at window is WM_TIMER message at the window, so in the View of normal start timer belongs to View itself
Data should be used in the normal View from the Doc to

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Int ViewID=GetWindowLong (my_view - & gt; M_hWnd, GWL_ID);
Can distinguish between