wwalschaerts
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Horizontal Scroll
Hello all,
I have defined a ListBox and checked 'Horizontal scroll' and 'Vertical scroll'. When the visible list area is full the vertical scrollbar automatically appears but if one of the lines is too long to be displayed, no horiz bar appears.
A have also tried to check 'Disable No scroll': In this case both bars appear, the vertical one is activeted but the horiz bar is still grey... inactivated.
Do have any tips or idea ? (I am using VC++ 5.0)
Thanks a lot,
WW
I have defined a ListBox and checked 'Horizontal scroll' and 'Vertical scroll'. When the visible list area is full the vertical scrollbar automatically appears but if one of the lines is too long to be displayed, no horiz bar appears.
A have also tried to check 'Disable No scroll': In this case both bars appear, the vertical one is activeted but the horiz bar is still grey... inactivated.
Do have any tips or idea ? (I am using VC++ 5.0)
Thanks a lot,
WW
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OK ! Forget my previous comment. I thought it was a function (stupid!) but
SetHorizontalExtent is of course a member of CListBox.
Working fine now.
Thanks.
SetHorizontalExtent is of course a member of CListBox.
Working fine now.
Thanks.
ASKER
I don't have this function in my books. I got it into the inline help but there is no
instructions regarding the way to use it.
I have tried couple of things but I get messages like "SetHorizontalExtent' : is not a member of '`global namespace'' or 'SetHorizontalExtent' : undeclared identifier".
I can understand that because, in fact I don't know the way to specify I want the
function to set a specific lisbox only.
Do you have more details, or source example ?
Thanks,
William.