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FriendFeedInitializing the image list
Posted
by Zafir Anjum
on August 6th, 1998
The list view control should be initialized in the OnInitDialog() function of the CDialog or in the OnInitialUpdate() function of the CFormView. A list view control can have up to three image lists associated with it: two of them for icons and the third for state images.
Here are the steps involved
- Declare variables of the type CImageList in your CDialog or CFormView sub class.
- In the OnInitDialog() or OnInitialUpdate() function call the Create() function for the CImageList member variables.
- Call the SetImageList() member function of the list view control.
m_imgIcon.Create( IDB_LARGEICONS, 32, 1, (COLORREF)-1 ); //Create from bitmap resource m_listctrl.SetImageList( &m_imgIcon, LVSIL_NORMAL ); //Set the image list m_imgIconSmall.Create( IDB_SMALLICONS, 16, 1, (COLORREF)-1 ); m_listctrl.SetImageList( &m_imgIconSmall, LVSIL_SMALL );The image list set using LVSIL_NORMAL is used only for the LVS_ICON mode. For this mode a 32x32 icon is usually used. For all other view modes the image list set with LVSIL_SMALL is used. The standard icon size for this is 16x16 pixels. You do not have to use the standard sizes though. For that matter, you do not have to use square images either, the images can have any aspect you want.
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Overlay and State Images!!!
Posted by Legacy on 12/04/1999 12:00amOriginally posted by: Mustafa Zein
I found all the examples here deals with the Images/ Icons appears at the Items itself, but none for choosing, setting, displaying, changening the Overlay and State Images at reuntime!!!
Hope you can cover this soon, thank you
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