Text in ToolBar ?
brijesh@pune.gssl.ernet.in
Friday, January 19, 1996
Hello buddies,
Is it possible to put pure text in Toolbar. If yes,then
can someone tell me how can be done. I don't want the text's on
the buttons (as it can be done using CToolBarCtrl) but on the
client area of toolbar.
Apart from this I would like to know that can I put my
toolbar as the child of the view. I tried this but the toolbar
was not visible. All the time view only was availble in whole
area without toolbar. The only reason I could detect is that
toolbar must be a child of window derived from CFrameWnd. The
documentation of CToolBAr at any place does't say that it must
be the child of a frame window.
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Brad Wilson -- bradw@netnet.net
Tuesday, January 23, 1996
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Brijesh Mishra wrote:
> Hello buddies,
> Is it possible to put pure text in Toolbar. If yes,then
> can someone tell me how can be done. I don't want the text's on
> the buttons (as it can be done using CToolBarCtrl) but on the
> client area of toolbar.
Sure. Put a static text control on the toolbar.
> Apart from this I would like to know that can I put my
> toolbar as the child of the view. I tried this but the toolbar
> was not visible. All the time view only was availble in whole
> area without toolbar. The only reason I could detect is that
> toolbar must be a child of window derived from CFrameWnd. The
> documentation of CToolBAr at any place does't say that it must
> be the child of a frame window.
I don't think so ... toolbars and status bars are owned by the frame window.
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-----From: Christophe Nasarre
Brijesh Mishra wrote:
> Is it possible to put pure text in Toolbar. If yes,then
> can someone tell me how can be done. I don't want the text's on
> the buttons (as it can be done using CToolBarCtrl) but on the
> client area of toolbar.
I don't which version of Visual C++ you are using but you should find a sample
called CTRLBARS where a ComboBox is added to a toolbar.
Just replace the Combo with a static and here you are !
> Apart from this I would like to know that can I put my
> toolbar as the child of the view. I tried this but the toolbar
> was not visible. All the time view only was availble in whole
> area without toolbar. The only reason I could detect is that
> toolbar must be a child of window derived from CFrameWnd. The
> documentation of CToolBAr at any place does't say that it must
> be the child of a frame window.
In VC++ 1.5x, WINFRM.CPP source file implements CFrameWnd class. You can find
three function under this title : "CFrameWnd standard control bar management"
OnSysColorChange() (received by a view ?? --> only for a top level window)
OnUpdateControlBarMenu()
OnBarCheck()
called by OnIdleUpdateCmdUI() when it is time to refresh buttons and status bars
I'm not sure that it will be easy for you to add methods to your View in order to
support toolbar as a frame window even if RecalcLayout() is a CWnd method...
Good luck
Chris -- a poor lonely frenchie --
John Addis -- jaddis@mail.erols.com
Thursday, January 25, 1996
Brijesh Mishra wrote:
<...>
> Apart from this I would like to know that can I put my
> toolbar as the child of the view. I tried this but the toolbar
> was not visible. <...> The only reason I could detect is that
> toolbar must be a child of window derived from CFrameWnd. The
> documentation of CToolBAr at any place does't say that it must
> be the child of a frame window.
A CToolBar doesn't *have* to be the child of a CFrameWnd -- it's just
much more convenient that way. I'm going to assume that you are talking
about a CView derived class in an MDI child window, correct? If so what
you need to do is the following:
1) Derive a new class from CMDIChildWnd for the frame of the view
2) Add a CToolBar to the new frame wnd class
3) Override OnCreate as normal and create the toolbar
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