I have a listview control that doesn't initialize the size of the edit field properly when an item's label is being edited. For some dumb reason it's often much smaller than the actual label
I have tried to fix this bug myself but that fails too. I handled the LVN_BEGINLABELE DIT notification, read the actual size of the item's label with GetItemRect(... , LVIR_LABEL), grabbed the handle to the edit field and attempted to correct its incorrect size with the SetWindowPos function. The SetWindowPos function did absolutely nothing!
Why doesn't that edit field open at the same dimensions it appears under the listview icon? Why won't Windows at least allow me to resize it once it's been created? 1 1817
What, 6 billion people on this planet and I'm the only one who's run
into this problem??? ;-)
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"Steve" <sc**@vol.com > wrote in message news:<3E******* *************** ************@mi crosoft.com>... I have a listview control that doesn't initialize the size of the edit field properly when an item's label is being edited. For some dumb reason it's often much smaller than the actual label.
I have tried to fix this bug myself but that fails too. I handled the LVN_BEGINLABELE DIT notification, read the actual size of the item's label with GetItemRect(... , LVIR_LABEL), grabbed the handle to the edit field and attempted to correct its incorrect size with the SetWindowPos function. The SetWindowPos function did absolutely nothing!
Why doesn't that edit field open at the same dimensions it appears under the listview icon? Why won't Windows at least allow me to resize it once it's been created? This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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