visual-styles

问题 I posted a comment to Microsoft that the Dialog Boxes in WPF are not VisualStyle enabled. Joe Castro posted a workaround there which I don't really understand how to achieve, can anyone help? Here is he's response: For app compat reasons applications don't by default use v6 of the system common controls (available since XP). This doesn't really apply to WPF, but you also only see it in a few situations when using the native controls so it's not as prevalent as WinForms where their APIs are

问题 I posted a comment to Microsoft that the Dialog Boxes in WPF are not VisualStyle enabled. Joe Castro posted a workaround there which I don't really understand how to achieve, can anyone help? Here is he's response: For app compat reasons applications don't by default use v6 of the system common controls (available since XP). This doesn't really apply to WPF, but you also only see it in a few situations when using the native controls so it's not as prevalent as WinForms where their APIs are

问题 Using C# winforms, i want to create custom controls that looks like the real ones. There are a lot of classes that can be used to draw controls that looks like the real ones: ControlPaint , VisualStyleRenderer , ButtonRenderer , CheckBoxRenderer , ComboBoxRenderer , GroupBoxRenderer , ProgressBarRenderer , RadioButtonRenderer , ScrollBarRenderer , TabRenderer , TextBoxRenderer , TextRenderer , ToolStripProfessionalRenderer , ToolStripRenderer , ToolStripSystemRenderer , TrackBarRenderer . The

问题 If I create a button in the Win32 API, the default conrol theme looks like a Windows 95/98 button. I remember in the past the Microsoft forums told me how to get the XP style, but I don't recall how to do this. Is there a way to programatically or manually change the control themes in a Win32 application? Thanks. 回答1: You want to Enable Visual Styles by adding a manifest dependency to the common control 6 assembly to your applications manifest. If you use DevStudio it should be as simple as

问题 I've got no experience in C++ and Win API so sorry if this question is nooby. I've got DLL where I create some components, MessageBox for example. I added pragma comment to enable visual styles and it does not work (and it shouldn't as I know from this answer: windows 7 style for combobox on internet explorer toolbar, how? Dll code(omit export and so on): #include "stdafx.h" #include "my-dll.h" #include <Windows.h> #pragma comment(linker,"\"/manifestdependency:type='win32' name='Microsoft

问题 How i can render text like this(simple listview)? Trying the code like this renders no ellipsis: TextRenderer.DrawText(_listGraphics, anItem.Text, GetItemFont(anItem), textRec, Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.ControlText), TextFormatFlags.Top| TextFormatFlags.EndEllipsis| TextFormatFlags.WordBreak | TextFormatFlags.HorizontalCenter); if I remove TextFormatFlags.WordBreak then the text becomes single line. Its to manual hot track the items while Drag-n-drop over them. 回答1: As Hans taught me,

问题 I am dealing with some old drawing code used to draw parts of styled system controls in a WinFroms app. One of the core routines that does this work looks like the following: private bool DrawTheme(Graphics graphics, XPThemeClasses themeClass, int themePart, int themeState, int x, int y, int width, int height) { bool myResult; IntPtr myHdc = graphics.GetHdc(); try { NativeMethods.RECT myRect = new NativeMethods.RECT(x, y, width, height); IntPtr myThemeData = GetThemeData(themeClass); if

问题 I have a windows form application, and I call Application.EnableVisualStyles() in the Main(), and under windows 7, A button looks like this: But under Windows 8, the same button looks like this: Is there a way to make the application visual style under windows 8 look similar to what under windows 7? Thanks in advance. 回答1: You can try removing the call to Application.EnableVisualStyles() at the beginning of your Main() function, to get a more consistent style across OS versions. [STAThread]

问题 How to paint/draw a child form's close button (not MDI Form close button). MDI form's close button cand be draw by System.Windows.Forms.VisualStyles.VisualStyleElement.Window.CloseButton.Normal but how to draw child form's close button as seen in the picture. I have got a thing but it is not same as in image displayed. System.Windows.Forms.VisualStyles.VisualStyleElement.Window.MdiCloseButton.Normal MdiCloseButton will provide the same thing. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14134718

问题 I try to emulate the look of a themed noneditable combobox ( CBS_DROPDOWNLIST ) using DrawThemeBackground. I supply the part CP_READONLY, which apparently draws the background of a themed combobox: DrawThemeBackground(theme, dc, CP_READONLY, CBRO_NORMAL, &rectangle, nullptr); However, it does not contain the dropdown arrow. So, I tried to paint the arrow myself the following way: rectangle.left = rectangle.right - 20; DrawThemeBackground(theme, dc, CP_DROPDOWNBUTTONRIGHT, CBXSR_NORMAL,