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ReplyOriginally posted by: Feroz Zahid.
Good work with the printing but let it be done without using microsoft foundation classes.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Mike Wild
Sorry Guys
but I gave up to update this article, because I tried it a few times, but it didn't realy work.
I know about the Bugs you reported and I really wanted to post a new version, but it was so annoying.
At the moment I'm trying to do the printing for C# and perhaps you see my posting there again.
Originally posted by: Niranjan
Hi,
My requirement is to print all the elements weather expanded or not expanded......Your code provides printing for items which are expanded only do you have any idea how i can implement it for printing for items under the nodes which are not expanded also?? I want to print the items under all nodes (including the nodes) even if the node is not expanded... hope to hear from u soon...
Thanks a lot
Niranjan
Originally posted by: emily
I try to use CWnd::Print(...) tp print the entire dialog
box, but it didn't work at all.
Anyone used this function call before?
Thanks,
Emily
Originally posted by: nazia
what will be steps and code of tree control
Originally posted by: chuck
in the constructor
CAdvancedTreeCtrl::CAdvancedTreeCtrl()...{
..
// added the line
m_dibButtons[0] = NULL; m_dibButtons[1] = NULL;
}
This eliminated an error in CAdvancedTreeCtrl::DeleteDibArrays when doing a print preview.
this was with vc6, sp5
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Originally posted by: Steve Chia
If a tree control has the check box property set, it will appear in the GUI but not in the printout. Does anyone know how to add in the check box in the printout??
Thank you very much!! : )
ReplyOriginally posted by: Steve Chia
If a tree control has the check box property set, it will appear in the GUI but not in the printout. Does anyone know how to add in the check box in the printout??
Thank you very much!! : )
ReplyOriginally posted by: Douglas Peterson
I can see now that you are correct. The documentation is inacurate.
However, if two items are equal, does it matter if their positions are swapped?
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1 < should this go before or after the other 1?
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The result is that the items are correctly sorted.
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