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In MFC, how do I tell if a CComboBox is enabled?

I see that you can enable/disable using the EnableWindow method, but how do I get it's current state?

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Use IsWindowEnabled.

Nikola Smiljanić  2010-03-22 20:27:26
Thanks, I was looking for a GetWindowEnabled method and wasn't seeing it...still trying to get used to the naming conventions.
bsh152s  2010-03-22 20:29:56

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