Hi Allan,
try changing this
NOTE: Add InvalidateRect to top ruler.
void AP_Win32Frame::_onSize(int nWidth, int nHeight)
{
int yTopRulerHeight = 0;
int xLeftRulerWidth = 0;
_getRulerSizes(yTopRulerHeight, xLeftRulerWidth);
if (m_hwndTopRuler)
{
MoveWindow(m_hwndTopRuler, 0, 0, nWidth, yTopRulerHeight, TRUE);
InvalidateRect(m_hwndTopRuler, NULL, TRUE);
}
if (m_hwndLeftRuler)
MoveWindow(m_hwndLeftRuler, 0, yTopRulerHeight,
xLeftRulerWidth, nHeight - yTopRulerHeight, TRUE);
MoveWindow(m_hwndDocument, xLeftRulerWidth, yTopRulerHeight,
nWidth - xLeftRulerWidth, nHeight - yTopRulerHeight, TRUE);
}
Fixes the problem for me.
Bruce.
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Allan Clark
> Sent: Monday, 04 September, 2000 06:33
> To: Abiword-dev
> Subject: To Windows Developers
>
>
> Has anyone else noticed that if you drag the bottom toolbar upwards (and
> generally play about with the toolbars) the topruler doesn't redraw itself
> properly. (As the subject suggests I think this only happens in Windows)
> anyway I am working on a more configurable toolbar (still in foetus stage)
> and it doesn't draw itself correctly either, so that leads me to believe
> that this is actually a Windows bug, in the Win32 API toolbar component
> probably, I just thought I would ask others if they agree with me
> on this or
> should I try and fix the bug (in both my new toolbar and the topruler).
> Any comments?
>
> Allan Clark
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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