Visual C++ :: What Is The Class Name Of CRichEditCtrl

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QUESTION: What is the class name of CRichEditCtrl? More generally, how can I figure this out myself eg with the debugger or documentation?

I've successfully made 3-4 fairly complicated controls from scratch, starting by subclassing CButton as shown in some of the associated example projects.

My current project needs a CRichEditCtrl, with just a slight bit of extra functionality.

I've always used a method called RegisterControlClass(), taken from the example projects, that filled in a WNDCLASS structure by getting another class's WNDCLASS then just modifying it a bit. To get the initial values I used the class name "button" as that was in the example program. It worked fine.

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CRichEditCtrl* prich = (CRichEditCtrl*) GetDlgItem( IDC_PATCH );

I've tried using the debugger and looking at prich->GetRuntimeClass()->m_lpszClassName, but it equals "CWnd". Obviously wrong.

I found some docs on the 'net referring to MSFTEDIT_CLASS, which has a value of "RICHEDIT50W", that doesn't seem to work either.

I found some fields deep inside the prich object in the debugger leading me to think it might be simply "CRichEditCtrl" but alas not that either.

Here's the function with the class name "button" that works albeit isn't what I want.

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BOOL SCRichEdit::RegisterControlClass() {
// STEP 1: check to see if a class is already registered with this name.
// If it is, and the WndProcHook is ours, then WE'VE already registered
// and its OK. Otherwise someone else is using the same class name. Not OK.
WNDCLASS wclsSCRichEdit;
static const TCHAR szClass[] = _T( "SCRichEdit" );
if ( ::GetClassInfo( AfxGetInstanceHandle(), szClass, &wclsSCRichEdit ) )
return wclsSCRichEdit.lpfnWndProc == (WNDPROC) SCRichEdit::WndProcHook;

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