Re: Custom Drawn CDialog redux
See if any of these will help you solve your problem
http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/ezskin.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/skinstyle.asp
AliR.
"Eric Margheim" <NOSPAM***eric@prism-grp.com***NOSPAM> wrote in message
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I am working on a custom drawn dialog (at least the border and caption are
custom).
I have it working about 85%. I have the border and caption and title
text
drawing correctly.
I have the close button drawing correctly while not pushed. I have two
issues.
#1 When the close button is clicked the default drawing code takes over.
I
have code that tracks the button click to draw the depressed state but
it's
being overriden. Spy shows me the LBUTTONDOWN message and nothing else
when it's clicked. If I don't make the call to CDialog::OnLButtonDown it
paints correclty but of course the click event does not occur.
#2 I need to track the mouse movements correctly so that the close button
pops back up if the mouse leaves it. I'd also like to do some hover
shading. I have successfully used TRACKMOUSEEVENT and
OnMouseLeave/OnMouseHover with a CButton class. This doesn't work in the
non-client area of a dialog, however. The leave event seems to fire but
the hover never does. There is no WM_NCMOUSEHOVER, evidentally.
Any thoughts on how to track the mouse movement in the caption bar so I
know
which buttons the mouse is over at any given time? I've used
OnNcMouseMove. That works to a degree but if you drag the mouse off the
caption bar to the right it doesn't fire so the button never realizes it
needs to pop back up.
Thanks
Eric
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