Re: owner-draw list control
This code might be interesting to you:
http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/thumbnailview.asp
Tom
"bhu Boue vidya" <bhuvidya@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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hi there
i have a couple of questions regarding owner-draw list controls
(CListCtrl-derived)
first of all, this is what i want to do - i want to display graphic
images to a user using a list control in LARGE ICON mode, showing
images which have been loaded off disk (stored as JPG)
i have the library to read the image files (CxImage - very good!) - but
now i want to leverage the functionality of a list control to show the
user these images
i also want the user to be able to change the viewing size of the
images
i'm thinking i have two options:
option 1:
owner-draw list control, and i draw the image directly to the list DC
using the CxImage library
option 2:
dynamically create icons from the image data (which i can get as DIB
data blobs), and then add them to an image list which i attach to the
list control, and then i don;t have to do any kind of drawing myself
questions:
1. can i do an owner-draw list control when it is in LARGE ICON mode? i
read somewhere that you can only owner-draw in report mode, but maybe
this is incorrect....
2. with owner-draw list controls, can i dynamically set the item height
at runtime after the control is first created? or does this message
only get set once?
3. if i go with Option 2 - wil the list control respond appropriately
if i change the imagelist for LARGE ICON mode to a list with
bigger/smaller icons?
thanks for any help you can give me
my deadline is LOOMING!!! (know that feeling??)
bhu
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