Re: Create() fails to draw the Control

From:

"Jonathan Wood" <jwood@softcircuits.com>

Newsgroups:

microsoft.public.vc.mfc

Date:

Thu, 10 Aug 2006 12:37:39 -0600

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I didn't quite follow that. You did you get my statement that all subclassed
windows need unique IDs? You need to start with that before moving on.

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Jonathan Wood
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"PSN" <prakash437@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1155229457.528420.74330@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

All the static controls use the same IDs ,,,

and actually i only found the reason whats happening ... but not a
solution for it .. now i no longer draw in the OnPaint function ..
Infact i dont even redefine it .. i use another local function which
draws the image and the refreshing of window is maintained in the
OnSize, OnMove and OnWindowPosChanged .. Even though its partly
working, there are problems in refreshing, because of multiple calls to
OnView, or when the window postion changes .. still working on it ..
any help is appreciated !!

Prakash

Ajay Kalra wrote:

i kind of found out the reason why this happens ..
its because of redefining my OnPaint function for my custom static
control .. when i have no definition, the refreshing works fine and
when i have an onPaint only the invalid part is updated leaving the
rest intact .. i dont know what other functions are responsible for
updating the remaining part of the window ... Only a redefinition
without adding a single line of code, is halting the update of the
client area .. I have absolutely no idea why ..

Can you show your updated OnPaint?

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