Re: CMenu custom Scroll button

From:
midhun <midhun@domain-xyz.in>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Date:
Thu, 06 Jan 2011 10:57:51 -0600
Message-ID:
<Kb-dnfXrRroSabjQRVn_vwA@giganews.com>
 shalini wrote on 10/21/2008 23:57 ET :

Hi,

I tried below things to set the background color of Menu:
m_Menu.DestroyMenu();

m_Menu.CreatePopupMenu();

MENUINFO menuInfo = {sizeof(MENUINFO)};

::GetMenuInfo(m_Menu.m_hMenu, &amp;menuInfo);

menuInfo.fMask |= MIM_BACKGROUND|MIM_MAXHEIGHT;

CBrush aMenuBgBrush(sysMenuColor_new);

menuInfo.hbrBack = aMenuBgBrush;

menuInfo.cyMax = HPEDITOR_HEIGHT ;

::SetMenuInfo(m_Menu.m_hMenu,&amp;menuInfo);

The above code snippet, change the background color of Menu except the
Scroll.

Then tried using below code:

int aiElement = COLOR_MENU;

COLORREF sysMenuColor_old = GetSysColor(aiElement);

COLORREF sysMenuColor_new = RGB(0,192,192);

SetSysColors(1,&amp;aiElement,&amp;sysMenuColor_new);

The above code snippet create lot of flickering when it set or resets the
System menu color.

Could anybody suggest a solution to set the Scroll color of the CMenu?

Also when we change the Menu Item color in the
Desktop-&gt;Properties-&gt;Appearance-&gt;advanced . This changes the color

of

the
scroll. How to achive the same in my mfc application.

Thanks and Regards

Shalini

&quot;shalini&quot; wrote in message
news:gdjked$1p3$

Hi All,

I have CMenu with a long list of items, that a default scroll appears on
top and bottom of CMenu container.

In our Current deployment set up , these scroll Arrow (black) is not
visible, as the Background of the Scroll and the arrow is same?

Is there a way to set the color of this scroll background, so that I can
make the arrow visible ?

Thanks and Regards
Shalini


 BOOL SetMenuBrColor(HMENU hMenu, COLORREF clr)
 {
 MENUINFO mi;
 mi.cbSize = sizeof(MENUINFO);
 mi.fMask = MIM_BACKGROUND ;
 mi.hbrBack = CreateSolidBrush(clr);
 return SetMenuInfo(hMenu, &amp;mi);
 }
 //
 // infomidhun@gmail.com
 //

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