Changing the size and position of the scrollbars of CScrollV
Danny Lauwers -- dlauwers@innet.be
Saturday, April 20, 1996
Hello,
I would like to change the size and position in my Childwindow so that there
is some open space on the left side of the scrollbar to put in some control
icons.
I derived my child class of my MDI application from CSrollView. Because
CScrollView doesn't return a CSrollBar when I call GetScrollBarCtrl probably
means that I have to add some CSrollbars myself. Do I still have the same
functionality of scrolling if I somehow add my own scrollbars to the derived
CSrollView class ??? Or is there a smarter way of changing the size and
position before the window is create ?? (In the OnCreate() maybe ?)
I am using NT351 and VC++4.0 and MFC4.0.
Thanks
Danny Lauwers
==========================================================
Ing. Danny Lauwers (dlauwers@innet.be)
Intersoft Electronics
Lammerdries 27
2250 Olen Belgium Europe
Tel: +32 14 231811
Fax: +32 14 231944
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Dan Kirby -- dkirby@accessone.com
Tuesday, April 23, 1996
>>>> I would like to change the size and position in my Childwindow so that
thereis some open space on the left side of the scrollbar to put in some
control icons. <<<<
There are a number of approaches. The auto-sizing of the CSrollView to
the client area of the CMDIChildWnd is done in the OnSize() function of the
CMDIChildWnd. This handler calls RecalcLayout which sizes the view.
You can override the OnSize handler and RecalcLayout or you can override
the OnSize handler for the CScrollView and adjust the size of the view
based the cx and cy which are passed into the handler. The cx and cy
contain the new width and height for the view and you can shrink that if
you want.
Just some quick thoughts,
--dan
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From: Danny Lauwers[SMTP:dlauwers@innet.be]
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 1996 3:50 PM
To: mfc-l@netcom.com
Subject: Changing the size and position of the scrollbars of CScrollView
Hello,
I would like to change the size and position in my Childwindow so that
there
is some open space on the left side of the scrollbar to put in some control
icons.
I derived my child class of my MDI application from CSrollView. Because
CScrollView doesn't return a CSrollBar when I call GetScrollBarCtrl
probably
means that I have to add some CSrollbars myself. Do I still have the same
functionality of scrolling if I somehow add my own scrollbars to the
derived
CSrollView class ??? Or is there a smarter way of changing the size and
position before the window is create ?? (In the OnCreate() maybe ?)
I am using NT351 and VC++4.0 and MFC4.0.
Thanks
Danny Lauwers
==========================================================
Ing. Danny Lauwers (dlauwers@innet.be)
Intersoft Electronics
Lammerdries 27
2250 Olen Belgium Europe
Tel: +32 14 231811
Fax: +32 14 231944
----------------------------------------------------------
Radar verification Hard- & software
Fotofinish and timing of sportevents
Footscan applications
and more ...
==========================================================
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Ray Kaminski -- rayk@bi-tech.com
Thursday, April 25, 1996
Look at m_rectBorder in CFrameWnd. Set the right to something and you will
have a gap next to the scroll bar. This way MFC still handles the
placement of your view.
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From: Dan Kirby
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 1996 5:32 PM
To: 'mfc-l@netcom.com'; 'dlauwers@innet.be'
Subject: RE: Changing the size and position of the scrollbars of
CScrollView
>>>> I would like to change the size and position in my Childwindow so that
thereis some open space on the left side of the scrollbar to put in some
control icons. <<<<
There are a number of approaches. The auto-sizing of the CSrollView to
the client area of the CMDIChildWnd is done in the OnSize() function of the
CMDIChildWnd. This handler calls RecalcLayout which sizes the view.
You can override the OnSize handler and RecalcLayout or you can override
the OnSize handler for the CScrollView and adjust the size of the view
based the cx and cy which are passed into the handler. The cx and cy
contain the new width and height for the view and you can shrink that if
you want.
Just some quick thoughts,
--dan
----------
From: Danny Lauwers[SMTP:dlauwers@innet.be]
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 1996 3:50 PM
To: mfc-l@netcom.com
Subject: Changing the size and position of the scrollbars of CScrollView
Hello,
I would like to change the size and position in my Childwindow so that
there
is some open space on the left side of the scrollbar to put in some control
icons.
I derived my child class of my MDI application from CSrollView. Because
CScrollView doesn't return a CSrollBar when I call GetScrollBarCtrl
probably
means that I have to add some CSrollbars myself. Do I still have the same
functionality of scrolling if I somehow add my own scrollbars to the
derived
CSrollView class ??? Or is there a smarter way of changing the size and
position before the window is create ?? (In the OnCreate() maybe ?)
I am using NT351 and VC++4.0 and MFC4.0.
Thanks
Danny Lauwers
==========================================================
Ing. Danny Lauwers (dlauwers@innet.be)
Intersoft Electronics
Lammerdries 27
2250 Olen Belgium Europe
Tel: +32 14 231811
Fax: +32 14 231944
----------------------------------------------------------
Radar verification Hard- & software
Fotofinish and timing of sportevents
Footscan applications
and more ...
==========================================================
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