Re: splitter view sizing
"ssylee" <stanigator@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I have tried asking a question on
http://cboard.cprogramming.com/windows-programming/113535-mfc-splitter-view-sizing.html,
but realized that I asked it at a place not as appropriate as this
newsgroup. There are two images attached to the question.
http://imagebin.org/45117
has what is shown at startup, and http://imagebin.org/45119 has what I
want to be shown at startup. I'm not sure what I need to do to the
code to make it look like the second image. Would I need to store some
values to the registry and load them on startup? Thanks.
The first (outer) CSplitterWnd is a window that is sized by CMainFrame to
fill the available client area. The best way to initialize and control the
sizes of the panes is to use a class you derive from CSplitterWnd and add a
WM_SIZE message handler to this class. It will be called with the overall
size of the available client area whenever the window is sized/resized.
Divide up the size any way you like and then call splitter functions like
SetRowInfo, SetColumnInfo and RecalcLayout to size the panes so they fit.
--
Scott McPhillips [VC++ MVP]
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