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Encapsulates the functionality of a List View Control, which displays a collection of items each consisting of an icon (from an image list) and a label. It is represented by CListCtrl class. A list control consists of using one of four views to display a list of items.
Determines the width and height required to display the items of a list view control.
Cancels item text editing operation.
Creates a list control and attaches it to a CListCtrl object.
Creates a drag image list for a specified item.
Creates a list control with the specified Windows extended styles and attaches it to a CListCtrl object.
Deletes all items from the control.
Deletes a column from the list view control.
Called when a visual aspect of an owner-draw control changes.
Begins in-place editing of an item's text.
Enables or disables whether the items in a list view control display as a group.
Searches for a list view item having specified characteristics.
Retrieves the background color of a list view control.
Retrieves the current background image of a list view control.
Retrieves the current display status of the state image associated with an item.
Retrieves the attributes of a control's column.
Retrieves the column order (left to right) of a list view control.
Retrieves the width of a column in report view or list view.
Calculates the number of items that can fit vertically in a list view control.
Retrieves the handle of the edit control used to edit an item's text.
Retrieves the string to display if the current list-view control is empty.
Retrieves the current extended styles of a list view control.
Retrieves the position of the first selected list view item in a list view control.
Retrieves the group that has the keyboard focus in the current list-view control.
Retrieves the number of groups in the current listview control.
Gets the information for a specified group of the list view control.
Retrieves information about a specified group in the current list-view control.
Retrieves the bounding rectangle for a specified group in the current list-view control.
Retrieves the state for a specified group in the current list-view control.
Retrieves the header control of a list view control.
Retrieves the cursor used when hot tracking is enabled for a list view control.
Retrieves the list view item currently under the cursor.
Retrieves the current hover time of a list view control
Retrieves the handle of an image list used for drawing list view items.
Retrieves the current position of the insertion mark.
Retrieves the current color of the insertion mark.
Retrieves the rectangle that bounds the insertion point.
Retrieves a list view item's attributes.
Retrieves the number of items in a list view control.
Retrieves the application-specific value associated with an item.
Retrieves the bounding rectangle for all or part of a subitem in the current list-view control.
Retrieves the position of a list view item.
Retrieves the bounding rectangle for an item.
Calculates the spacing between items in the current list-view control.
Retrieves the state of a list view item.
Retrieves the text of a list view item or subitem.
Searches for a list view item with specified properties and with specified relationship to a given item.
Retrieves the index of the item in the current listview control that has a specified set of properties.
Retrieves the index of a list view item position, and the position of the next selected list view item for iterating.
Retrieves the current number of working areas for a list view control.
Retrieves the current view origin for a list view control.
Retrieves the color of the border of a list view control.
Retrieves the index of the currently selected column in the list control.
Retrieves the number of selected items in the list view control.
Retrieves the selection mark of a list view control.
Determines the minimum column width necessary to display all of a given string.
Retrieves the bounding rectangle of an item in a list view control.
Retrieves the text background color of a list view control.
Retrieves the text color of a list view control.
Retrieves information about a tile in a list view control.
Retrieves information about a list view control in tile view.
Retrieves the tooltip control that the list view control uses to display tooltips.
Retrieves the index of the topmost visible item.
Gets the view of the list view control.
Retrieves the bounding rectangle of all items in the list view control.
Retrieves the current working areas of a list view control.
Determines if the list view control has the specified group.
Determines which list view item is at a specified position.
Inserts a new column in a list view control.
Inserts a group into the list view control.
Inserts the specified group into an ordered list of groups.
Inserts a new item in a list view control.
Retrieves the insertion point closest to a specified point.
Determines whether group view is enabled for a list view control.
Indicates whether a specified item in the current listview control is visible.
Maps the unique ID of an item in the current listview control to an index.
Maps the index of an item in the current list-view control to a unique ID.
Moves the specified group to the specified zero based index of the list view control.
Forces a list view control to repaint a range of items.
Removes all groups from a list view control.
Removes the specified group from the list view control.
Scrolls the content of a list view control.
Sets the background color of the list view control.
Sets the current background image of a list view control.
Sets the callback mask for a list view control.
Sets the current display status of the state image associated with an item.
Sets the attributes of a list view column.
Sets the column order (left to right) of a list view control.
Changes the width of a column in report view or list view.
Sets the current extended styles of a list view control.
Sets the information for the specified group of a list view control.
Sets the group metrics of a list view control.
Sets the cursor used when hot tracking is enabled for a list view control.
Sets the current hot item of a list view control.
Sets the current hover time of a list view control.
Sets the spacing between icons in a list view control.
Assigns an image list to a list view control.
Sets the insertion point to the defined position.
Sets the color of the insertion point.
Sets some or all of a list view item's attributes.
Prepares a list view control for adding a large number of items.
Sets the item count for a virtual list view control.
Sets the item's application-specific value.
Sets the state of an item in the current list-view control.
Moves an item to a specified position in a list view control.
Changes the state of an item in a list view control.
Sets the color of the border of a list view control.
Sets the selected column of the list view control.
Sets the selection mark of a list view control.
Sets the background color of text in a list view control.
Sets the text color of a list view control.
Sets the information for a tile of the list view control.
Sets information that a list view control uses in tile view.
Sets the tooltip control that the list view control will use to display tooltips.
Sets the view of the list view control.
Sets the area where icons can be displayed in a list view control.
Sorts the groups of a list view control with a userdefined function.
Sorts list view items using an application-defined comparison function.
Sorts list view items using an application-defined
comparison function.
Determines which list view item, if any, is at a given position.
Forces the control to repaint a specified item.
Changes the text of a list view item or subitem.
Retrieves the callback mask for a list view control.
Let us look into a simple example by creating a new MFC dialog based application.
Step 1 − Delete the TODO line and drag one List Control.
Step 2 − In the Properties Window, you will see the different options in View dropdown list.
Step 3 − Select the Report from the View field.
Step 4 − Add control variable m_listCtrl for List Control.
Step 5 − Initialize the List Control in OnInitDialog()
Step 6 − When the above code is compiled and executed, you will see the following output.
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Unfortunately pWnd->IsKindOf(RUNTIME_CLASS(CDialog)) doesn't return true...

Thank for the reply
you probably calling this before dialog appears

i have tried that code via a simple SDI app with about dialog (created by project wizard) and that worked

please check what CWnd *pWnd = pMainFrame->GetLastActivePopup(); returns against CFrameWnd *pMainFrame

if they are same then you definitely calling that earlier , while dialog does not exist
No the CDialog is opened when it is called.

But when I force with the debugger to pass the line if(pWnd->IsKindOf(RUNTIME_CLASS(CDialog))) the title returned by GetWindowText is correct, dialog returned by GetLastActivePopup is good .

So the problem is with pWnd->IsKindOf() where inside there is a call to GetRuntimeClass() that that return CWnd instead of CDialog...
My base class has DECLARE_DYNAMIC(MyClassDlg) in the header and IMPLEMENT_DYNAMIC(MyClassDlg, CDialog) in the cpp, I don't understand why GetRuntimeClass() returns CWnd and not MyClassDlg...

Thank you for your help ! I am still seeking the solution

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