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• You're right, that's the easy way to size existing dlgs

  Posted by Legacy on 03/14/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Michael Schikora

  Hi Stephan,

  this makes my class obsolete :)

  Here 's a little fix for the correct scaling:

  ..Init(..) :
  // ::GetWindowRect(m_hParent, m_origParentSize);
  should be replaced by:
  ::GetClientRect(m_hParent, m_origParentSize);
  ::ClientToScreen(m_hParent, &m_origParentSize.TopLeft());
  ::ClientToScreen(m_hParent, &m_origParentSize.BottomRight());

  ..OnSize(..) :
  // ::GetWindowRect(m_hParent, currParentSize);
  should be replaced by:
  ::GetClientRect(m_hParent, currParentSize);
  ::ClientToScreen(m_hParent, &currParentSize.TopLeft());
  ::ClientToScreen(m_hParent, &currParentSize.BottomRight());

  This is a fix for a better background

  ..OnSize() :
  // resize child window ,moving without drawing !
  ::MoveWindow(it->m_hCtrl, currCtrlSize.left, currCtrlSize.top, currCtrlSize.Width(), currCtrlSize.Height(), FALSE);

  //drawing at the end of OnSize()
  ::InvalidateRect(m_hParent,NULL,TRUE);
  ::UpdateWindow(m_hParent);
  }

  Tsch�s Schiko
  

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