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u wanna dragAndDrop inside the list control or from outside to the list?
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u wanna dragAndDrop inside the list control or from outside to the list?

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Hi, 
 
Thanks for the comment. 
 
Could you expand a little more on the ownerdrawn 
listbox? &nbsp;Sounds interesting but there appears to be 
limited information available in MSDN. &nbsp;Any pointers to 
other sources or code examples? 
 
Cheers, FlipFlop 
 

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Hi,

Thanks for the comment.

Could you expand a little more on the ownerdrawn
listbox?  Sounds interesting but there appears to be
limited information available in MSDN.  Any pointers to
other sources or code examples?

Cheers, FlipFlop



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I wanted a multicolumn listbox, but then 
discovered that you can't have vertical scrolling in 
a multicolomn listbox. &nbsp;Thought about using a list 
control but I need to have drag and drop (CDragListBox) 
inside the listbox and there doesn't appear to be a 
CDragListCtrl class. Or is there? 
 
So finally thought I would align the columns, in a 
normal single column listbox, &nbsp;by using tabs. &nbsp; 
Something like 
 
CString str1; 
CString str2; 
CString str3; 
CString myTab = &quot;\t&quot;; 
 
str3 = str1 + myTab + str2; 
 
m_pListBox.AddString(str3); 
 
Although it works is it right or should I be 
using SetTabStop at &nbsp;the outset to set the tabs? &nbsp; 
How? &nbsp;Where? 
 
Although the text appears on a single line is there 
any way to allow the user to edit the text in each 
pseudo coloum? 
 
 
FlipFlop 
 
 

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I wanted a multicolumn listbox, but then
discovered that you can't have vertical scrolling in
a multicolomn listbox.  Thought about using a list
control but I need to have drag and drop (CDragListBox)
inside the listbox and there doesn't appear to be a
CDragListCtrl class. Or is there?

So finally thought I would align the columns, in a
normal single column listbox,  by using tabs.  
Something like

CString str1;
CString str2;
CString str3;
CString myTab = "\t";

str3 = str1 + myTab + str2;

m_pListBox.AddString(str3);

Although it works is it right or should I be 
using SetTabStop at  the outset to set the tabs?  
How?  Where?

Although the text appears on a single line is there
any way to allow the user to edit the text in each
pseudo coloum?


FlipFlop




CString alignment CListBox

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