Re: MFC & ScrollView
Giuliano Bertoletti wrote:
Hello,
I wish my single document, scroll view based, application (VC++6.0) to
open up with the scroll view set to a particular position (bottom left
of the document instead of top left).
I set the SetScrollPosition command into the InitialUpdate of the view
but it seems that when the application starts the document is not yet
constructed.
I also tried to send a message from the InitialUpdate to the view itself
in order to process the command afterwards, but to no avail.
Where is the correct place where I can call the SetScrollPosition
function in order to have my application to open up an empty document
with the view set to the position I want ?
Giulio:
There is something a bit messed up about the initialization of SDI applications,
but I am not quite sure what you mean here.
When you say the "document is not yet constructed" in OnInitialUpdate, what do
you mean? Does GetDocument() return NULL?
I don't think it should be necessary here, but to get a delayed reaction as you
desire you should use PostMessage() not SendMessage().
Also, if the document is empty, why do you need scrollbars?
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