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I figured this is the answer I would recieve... I have actually already implemented this by subclassing the standard listbox control and setting the item data to a point to a struct, the struct contains two items, my dword flags for drawing, and a void* for the items data (LB_SETITEMDATA).<br />
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Thanks anyway!<br />
-Shaun<br />

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I figured this is the answer I would recieve... I have actually already implemented this by subclassing the standard listbox control and setting the item data to a point to a struct, the struct contains two items, my dword flags for drawing, and a void* for the items data (LB_SETITEMDATA).

Thanks anyway!
-Shaun


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I am trying to figure out how to set the ODS_DISABLED style on an item in my owner-draw listbox so that when I get a WM_DRAWITEM the ODS_DISABLED flag is set in DRAWITEMSTRUCT.itemState<br />
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Thanks!
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I am trying to figure out how to set the ODS_DISABLED style on an item in my owner-draw listbox so that when I get a WM_DRAWITEM the ODS_DISABLED flag is set in DRAWITEMSTRUCT.itemState

Thanks!

Owner-draw listbox problem...

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