CTreeCtrl中Edit Label时Esc/Enter的处理:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/167960/en-us
BUG: When you edit labels in a CTreeCtrl, you are unable to use ESC or ENTER to cancel or accept changes in Visual C++
SYMPTOMS
When you edit labels in a CTreeCtrl, you are allowed to press the ESC key to cancel the changes or press the ENTER key to accept the changes. However, when the CTreeCtrl is a child window of a dialog box (CDialog), a formview window (CFormView), or a property page (CPropertyPage), the ESC or ENTER keys do not function as expected.CAUSE
IsDialogMessage() function is called in the PreTranslateInput() function which in turn is called in the PreTranslateMessage() function of all CFormView or CDialog derived classes mentioned above. The ESC and ENTER keys are processed in IsDialogMessage() but are not passed on to the edit control created by the tree-view control. Thus, these keystrokes have no effect.RESOLUTION
For Visual C++ 4.xx and later, we can trap the ESC and ENTER keystroke messages in the PreTranslateMessage() function for all CFormView, CDialog (modal or modeless) and CPropertyPage (either in modal or modeless CPropertySheet) derived classes.In the code below, m_TreeCtrl is a member variable of those derived classes and it is of CTreeCtrl data type, and CMyXxx can be any CFormView, CDialog, or CPropertyPage derived class.
For Visual C++ 2.xx, since PreTranslateMessage() is not called for modal CDialog-derived classes, the sample code above does not apply to the modal dialog and property page in a modal CPropertySheet derived class. In this situation, those keystroke messages can be trapped in the overridden OnOK() (for Enter key) and OnCancel() (for Esc key) functions in either CDialog or CPropertySheet derived-class. The sample code works fine even in the absence of both the OK and Cancel buttons from the dialog resource template.
Note It is too late to trap those keystroke messages in CPropertyPage's OnOK() and OnCancel() functions. Therefore, we have to do it in CPropertySheet-derived class.
A new member function called IsTreeCtrlEditMessage() is added to the CDialog or CPropertySheet derived-class. This function sends a WM_KEYDOWN message to the tree-view's edit control when it is the window with focus. And it is being called in both overridden OnOK() and OnCancel() functions. The CMyDxxx in the sample code below can either be a CDialog or a CPropertySheet derived-class. Note that the MODAL_PROPERTYSHEET constant is declared and used in IsTreeCtrlEditMessage() so the same code can be applied to both CDialog and CPropertySheet derived-classes.