Re: When creating a toolbar manually...
On 30 Maj, 02:57, Eric Lilja <mindcoolerremov...@gmail.com> wrote:
Ok, I was not using CreateEx() properly in my code. Here's the fixed
version:
void
MyToolBar::Create(CWnd *parent)
{
DWORD extended_styles = TBSTYLE_FLAT;
DWORD styles = WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | CBRS_ALIGN_TOP |
CBRS_FLYBY | CBRS_TOOLTIPS;
VERIFY(CToolBar::CreateEx(parent, extended_styles, styles));
bitmap1 = load_button_image(IDB_BITMAP1);
bitmap2 = load_button_image(IDB_BITMAP2);
bitmap3 = load_button_image(IDB_BITMAP3);
bitmap4 = load_button_image(IDB_BITMAP4);
VERIFY(imagelist.Create(16, 15, ILC_COLOR24, 4, 1));
VERIFY(imagelist.Add(bitmap1, (CBitmap *)NULL) == 0);
VERIFY(imagelist.Add(bitmap2, (CBitmap *)NULL) == 1);
VERIFY(imagelist.Add(bitmap3, (CBitmap *)NULL) == 2);
VERIFY(imagelist.Add(bitmap4, (CBitmap *)NULL) == 3);
GetToolBarCtrl().SetImageList(&imagelist);
const UINT button_ids[] = { ID_BUTTON_1, ID_BUTTON_2, ID_BUTTON_3,
ID_SEPARATOR, ID_BUTTON_4 };
VERIFY(SetButtons(button_ids, sizeof(button_ids) /
sizeof(button_ids[0])));
EnableToolTips(TRUE);
Also, the call to EnableToolTips() is not needed anymore since I fixed
my styles/extended styles bug.
}
With this code I don't have to do any SetBarStyle() calls in the frame
window and everything works and looks as I want them to.
- Eric
- Eric
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