Re: CListCtrl Advanced Grid Line Draw
That define should be in the 6.0 Windows SDK in the CommCtrl.h file. You
should be able to use it. I haven't used VC6 for a long time so I could be
off, but I think you can use them. The define looks like:
#define LVS_EX_GRIDLINES 0x00000001
I think this is more dependent on the version of the common controls
installed (like with Internet Explorer 4+) than it is the version of MFC. I
think the CListCtrl implementation for MFC 4.2 may not have had
SetExtendedStyle(), but it may be easy to add your own by just deriving from
the CListCtrl and adding a new function that sends the message to the
control to set the extended styles.
Tom
"Chris" <Chris@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6357C4EB-EF8B-4E9C-9FFF-728719F53478@microsoft.com...
I am developing an application using MFC 4.2.
The LVS_EX_GRIDLINES style is not supported on this version of MFC so I
need
to subclass the CListCtrl class and draw it myself.
What become problem is that I must draw the grid lines based on the item
grouping like this:
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| ID | Type | Category | Brand |
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| ID1 | Car | Sports Car | Ferrari360|
| | | | Lamborgi |
| | | | Porsche25|
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| | | Family Car | CorollaX |
| | | | CorollaY |
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| | Boat | Power Boat| BMW Boat |
| | | |Super Boat |
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| | | Cruise Boat| Cruise 1 |
| | | | Cruise 2 |
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