Re: CStatic::SetBitmap
"Ronnie Turrentine" <RonnieTurrentine@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:FC94DC4C-8239-4161-BA8C-48DC418A591C@microsoft.com...
In VS 2003, I created a dialog project which contained a CStatic which
stretched across the top of the dialog. Depending on a "state" in the
program, I would show or hide this static control. I used SetBitmap to
set
the static to a small red bitmap. The static would be completely filled
in
the red bitmap since it has the style SS_CENTERIMAGE. This worked great.
I
have moved to VS 2008 and have the manifest set so I use the latest common
controls, etc. Now the static does not get completely filled by the
bitmap
even thought the API doc says it should. Any ideas?
The doc is at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760773%28VS.85%29.aspx It says:
---
Windows XP: This style bit no longer results in unused portions of the
control being filled with the color of the top left pixel of the bitmap or
icon. Unused portions of the control will remain the background color.
---
You might try SS_REALSIZECONTROL.
But for SS_BITMAP it says the control resizes to the size of the bitmap
anyway, so I'm not sure why there would be any extra area that needed
filling?
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