tsaifue
April 26th, 1999, 05:35 AM
Hi:
The follow is part of MFC callback document describe:
If you change a callback item¡¦s attributes or state bits, you can use the
LVM_UPDATE message to force the control to repaint the item. This message
also causes the control to arrange its items if it has the LVS_AUTOARRANGE
style. You can use the LVM_REDRAWITEMS message to redraw a range of items by
invalidating the corresponding portions of the list view control¡¦s client
area.
Help ->
I don't want to use the LVM_UPDATE or REDRAWITEMS but I want to use
ListView's callback and like the SetItemText's effect will not repaint.
The follow is part of MFC callback document describe:
If you change a callback item¡¦s attributes or state bits, you can use the
LVM_UPDATE message to force the control to repaint the item. This message
also causes the control to arrange its items if it has the LVS_AUTOARRANGE
style. You can use the LVM_REDRAWITEMS message to redraw a range of items by
invalidating the corresponding portions of the list view control¡¦s client
area.
Help ->
I don't want to use the LVM_UPDATE or REDRAWITEMS but I want to use
ListView's callback and like the SetItemText's effect will not repaint.