Well, it *almost* works now... it's okay for all the
button styles except BS_PUSHBUTTON.
My OnCtlColor is still getting called, but the
pushbutton seems to ignore the results. All the other
button styles are okay.
Am I still doing something wrong, or is this a known
limitation of pushbuttons?
#-----------------------------------------------------
import win32con, win32ui, win32gui, win32api
from pywin.mfc.object import Object
b = win32ui.CreateBrush()
b.CreateSolidBrush(0x00ff00)
hb = b.GetSafeHandle()
class MyFrame(Object):
def OnCtlColor(self, dc, btn, typ):
print "MyFrame.OnCtlColor:", self ###
dc.SetTextColor(0x0000ff)
dc.SetBkColor(0x00ff00)
return hb
def add_button(title, style, y):
button = win32ui.CreateButton()
button.CreateWindow(title, style, (20, y, 100, y + 20),
frame, 0)
button.ShowWindow(win32con.SW_SHOW)
frame = MyFrame(win32ui.CreateFrame())
frame.CreateWindow(None, "Test", win32con.WS_CAPTION,
(100, 100, 300, 300))
add_button("Push", win32con.BS_PUSHBUTTON, 20)
add_button("Check", win32con.BS_CHECKBOX, 50)
add_button("Radio", win32con.BS_RADIOBUTTON, 80)
add_button("Group", win32con.BS_GROUPBOX, 110)
add_button("3State", win32con.BS_3STATE, 140)
frame.ShowWindow()
app = win32ui.GetApp()
app.Run()
#-----------------------------------------------------
--
Greg
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