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Denis Konovalov
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Nov 22, 2007 - 8:40 AM
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I have a class CMySpinEdit derived from CExtEdit, and class CMySpin, derived from CExtSpinWnd. A object of CMySpin is member ob CMySpinEdit and i create it automatically. But spin control looks like default windows CSpinCtrl (3D).
Why?
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Technical Support
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Nov 23, 2007 - 5:45 AM
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The CExtSpinWnd control is compatible with CExtEdit and so you can attach it to CExtEdit . In this case, the spin will be theme-consistent. Your classes should also be theme consistent if they are derived from these two Prof-UIS classes. Otherwise, they may contain something that does not allow the Prof-UIS classes to interact with each other correctly. Our guess is that some code in your spin class prevents the painting code in CExtSpinWnd to be executed.
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