Re: CCheckListBox not inheriting high contrast color scheme.
<abhayparashar01@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a CListBox on a dialog box.I want multiple element in the list
box such that user can check the desired priviliges that he wants.So I
associated a CCheckListBox variable to CListbox.So noe inside my
Listbox, I am able to see a check box followed by the element name.
The above scenario works fine in normal condition but in High
contrast(settings Black),Background color of checkbox still remains
white and the check color is black.However in high contrast the
background color should be black and check color should be white.
I am not creating my own ListBox class.On the Dialogbox, I created a
resource throught resource editor. In the header file of the
dialogbox,I created a CCheckListBox variable. and associated it with
the Listbox using DDX_Control(pDX,IDC_ListBox,m_CCheckListBox).
I am new to MFC and do not have much knowledge about
SubClassing(DDX_Control).
Please tell me what should I do.
Thanks
Abhay.
CCheckListBox is a standard list box control to which MFC has added custom
painting code to provide the check boxes. There is no provision in this
code for custom color schemes. But you could consider the MFC DrawItem code
as a starting point and write a better version yourself.
You would derive your own class from CCheckListBox and use it instead of
CCheckListBox. In your class you would override CCheckListBox::DrawItem.
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