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David Baginski
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Aug 26, 2005 - 2:44 PM
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Any plans to offer a CExtEdit control that can be used with multi-line edit fields?
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Technical Support
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Aug 27, 2005 - 8:20 AM
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There is a conflict between the CExtEdit class and the multiline edit common control. The CExtEdit class uses the non-client area to draw the theme-based border. The edit common control uses the non-client area to draw scroll bars of the multiline edit control. You can use the CExtEditBase class instead. It implements all the features but the border painting. The CExtEditBase class displays the Prof-UIS menu over the edit control and performs z-order adjustment of the tool tip window. You can create a CExtEditBase window without any default Windows theme border. The border can be implemented in the editor’s parent window (e.g., the CProfStudioThinFrame window in the ProfStudio sample application).
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David Baginski
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Aug 29, 2005 - 12:04 PM
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How do you create the CExtEditBase window without any default Windows theme border?
Also, when I use the backspace key, the carrot moves but the last characters are not deleted. Can this be fixed easily as well?
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Technical Support
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Aug 30, 2005 - 5:46 AM
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We are sorry for misleading you. In fact, CExtEdit should support the multiline mode. We fixed this bug several versions ago. Just turn on the multiline option in the resource editor. As for the problem with not deleting the last characters when using the backspace key, it was fixed in Prof-UIS 2.42.
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