CCheckListBox
Andy -- andy.garton@octel.com Friday, January 12, 1996 Hi all, Has anyone used this new (VC4) class? It appears to be incomplete (i.e. the MeasureItem() member function is not implemented). Thanks, Andy
Andy -- andy.garton@octel.com Monday, January 15, 1996 Hi all, Just to answer my own (dumb?!?) question. A checked list box must have the OWNERDRAWFIXED and HASSTRINGS styles. This is not documented as far as I can see, but I think may be something to do with these clever new controls which can draw themselves (message refelction?). Anyone know anymore about this? Thanks, Andy (hoping his post wasn't too far below "intermediate" level :-) [Moderator's note: Grrr! :-] ---------- From: David Pham[SMTP:dpham@b-r.com] Sent: 15 January 1996 08:44 To: Garton, Andy; mfc-l@netcom.com Subject: Re: CCheckListBox On 12 Jan 96 at 11:27, Garton, Andy (Garton, Andy) wrote: Hi all, Has anyone used this new (VC4) class? It appears to be incomplete (i.e. the MeasureItem() member function is not implemented). Thanks, Andy ===============================================\ Yes, I have used it without any problem. However, I have not tried out everything yet, esspecially the MeasureItem(). _______________________________________________ David Pham dpham@b-r.com System Analyst (713) 676-3824 Brown & Root, Inc. 1-800-888-ROOT X3824 Houston, TX U.S.A FAX: 713-676-4808 _______________________________________________
Mike Blaszczak -- mikeblas@msn.com Thursday, January 18, 1996 > Just to answer my own (dumb?!?) question. I sent an answer to your question on 1/13/96 at 21:03 pacific time. Did you not receive it? > A checked list box must have the OWNERDRAWFIXED and HASSTRINGS styles. > This is not documented It's not documented because it's not a requirement. If your listbox has OWNERDRAWFIXED and HASSTRINGS, you can use the base class implementation of CCheckListBox. If your list box doesn't have these styles, then you need to handle some of the messages the list box will generate. You should be able to find this information in the source. It _is_ a documentation bug that the overview doesn't explain the relationship of your list box object to the CCheckListBox or CCheckListBox-derived object, and that's been fixed for VC++ 4.1. > as far as I can see, but I think may be something to do with these > clever new controls which can draw themselves (message refelction?). > Anyone know anymore about this? CCheckListBoxes don't have much to do with message reflection. .B ekiM
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