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One capability of OLE controls is property persistence (or serialization), which allows the OLE control to read or write property values to and from a file or stream. A container application can use serialization to store a control's property values even after the application has destroyed the control. The property values of the OLE control can then be read from the file or stream when a new instance of the control is created at a later time.
Persistence of OLE Controls
Exchanges a control property that stores binary large object (BLOB) data. |
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Exchanges a control property of type BOOL. |
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Exchanges a color property of a control. |
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Exchanges a control property of type CY. |
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Exchanges a control property of type CDataPathProperty. |
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Exchanges a control property of type double. |
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Exchanges a font property of a control. |
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Exchanges a control property of type float. |
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Exchanges a control property of undefined type. |
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Exchanges a control property of type long. |
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Exchanges a picture property of a control. |
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Exchanges a control property of type short. |
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Exchanges a control property of type ULONG. |
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Exchanges a control property of type USHORT. |
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Exchanges a character string control property. |
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Exchanges a VBX control's font-related properties into an OLE control font property. |
In addition, the AfxOleTypeMatchGuid global function is provided to test for a match between a TYPEDESC and a given GUID.