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Whenever you add 1 or more lines of text call LineScroll() and scroll to the last line of the edit control. &nbsp;<br />
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For example if you have a pointer to an your edit box called pEdit try calling<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; pEdit-&gt;LineScroll(pEdit-&gt;G<wbr />etLineCoun<wbr />t());<br />
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whenever you add a new status message to it<br />

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Whenever you add 1 or more lines of text call LineScroll() and scroll to the last line of the edit control.  

For example if you have a pointer to an your edit box called pEdit try calling

    pEdit->LineScroll(pEdit->GetLineCount());

whenever you add a new status message to it


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&gt; pEdit-&gt;LineScroll(pEdit-&gt;G<wbr />etLineCoun<wbr />t());<br />
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This code will only ever show the last line as the top line in the edit box.<br />
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You can do something like this to show the last 10 lines:<br />
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int nFirstVisible = pmyEdit-&gt;GetFirstVisibleLi<wbr />ne();<br />
pmyEdit-&gt;LineScroll(pmyEdi<wbr />t-&gt;GetLine<wbr />Count()-nF<wbr />irstVisibl<wbr />e-10, 0);<br />
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> pEdit->LineScroll(pEdit->GetLineCount());

This code will only ever show the last line as the top line in the edit box.

You can do something like this to show the last 10 lines:

int nFirstVisible = pmyEdit->GetFirstVisibleLine();
pmyEdit->LineScroll(pmyEdit->GetLineCount()-nFirstVisible-10, 0);



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hi<br />
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i have an edit box control....which acts like some status box.....constantly filled with text<br />
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problem is the scroll bar does not automatically move, anyone knows the solution? thanks!
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hi

i have an edit box control....which acts like some status box.....constantly filled with text

problem is the scroll bar does not automatically move, anyone knows the solution? thanks!

auto scrolling down to the end in edit box

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