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What is the difference between OnInitialUpdate and OnUpdate?

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What is the difference between OnInitialUpdate and OnUpdate?..

Answer / adil mir ajk uni mzd

OnInitialUpdate( ) is a virtual view function Called by the
framework after the view is first attached to the document,
but before the view is initially displayed. The default
implementation of this function calls the OnUpdate member
function
OnUpdate() is called by the framework when the doc has been
modified.It is actually called by UpdateAllViews() to
reflect changes in all the views associated with the doc.

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What is the difference between OnInitialUpdate and OnUpdate?..

Answer / satheeshkedarisetti

Both are uses for to update the view. OnInitialUpdate()
updates the view while initialization, this function called
by framework while initialization. but default
implemenation calls OnUpdate function. if the window is
resizable or it has scroll bars, use OnUpdate() to change
the scroll limits and document changes.

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What is the difference between OnInitialUpdate and OnUpdate?..

Answer / krishna akkulu

Both update the view, But

OnInitialUpdate, called when the view is first created
OnUpdate, called when the document updates its views

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What is the difference between OnInitialUpdate and OnUpdate?..

Answer / priyanka

OnInitialUpdate() is called after a view is first attached
to the doc and before it gets displayed.We can override it
to put some initializations containing info abt the doc.It
calls OnUpdate().
OnUpdate() is called by the framework when the doc has been
modified.It is actually called by UpdateAllViews() to
reflect changes in all the views associated with the doc.

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What is the difference between OnInitialUpdate and OnUpdate?..

Answer / jianhua wang

OnInitialUpdate( ) is a virtual view function Called by the
framework after the view is first attached to the document,
but before the view is initially displayed. The default
implementation of this function calls the OnUpdate member
function
OnUpdate( ) is a virtual view function Called by the
framework after the view's document has been modified; this
function is called by CDocument::UpdateAllViews and allows
the view to update its display to reflect those modifications.

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