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I'd start with CEdit::SetMargins to reserve the space for your bitmap. Then, in OnPaint you could draw your bitmap at the margin.
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How can I set the text of a button control vertically like this.
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Is there any style to be set or any custom drawing to be done to get the vertical text settting done?
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Use \n in the caption, so Button for example would be B\nu\nt\nt\no\nn\n1
Serge
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Oh and check multiline property.
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Cool!
I never knew that 
Thanks.
Nish
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how do you getting timer id what not conflicts with your window base class?
i thought SetTimer() with duplicate id will return 0 but it is not true
do you know any GetTimers(hwnd?)
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The ID needs to be unique only within your CWnd class [assuming you are using this from an MFC CWnd derived class]
In SDK each ID must be unique per HWND
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this i know but how to find there is (in that moment of course only) any already running timer with my id
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Well, it's your program huh. Just use 100,200,300 etc. for your timer IDs. Its better not to have too many timers active at any one time. You dont have to worry about other timers in other programs.
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you always right but not replying to my question
i want to get any error/assert when i'm starting already running id to use different value
and i see no legal way
what when your nr 100 uses your base class? (of course not necessary uses in that moment but that is another kind of problem, we can suppose in testing time i will find conflicts ignoring manual solutions like "use spy tool with filter to wm_timer")
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As far as I see, the only strightforward way to achieve this, is to have an array of timerIDs, which is maintained manually. I dont see any other way to enumerate existing timers. Maybe there are other more advanced means available like global hooks, not sure though...
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No, there's no unique-within-the-class requirement. Just like SDK, it must be unique per CWnd.
Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
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Tomasz Sowinski wrote:
No, there's no unique-within-the-class requirement. Just like SDK, it must be unique per CWnd.
That's what I meant when I said CWnd derived class, under the assumption that any particular CWnd derived class would hopefully not deal with more than one HWND
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That's what you wrote in first reply:
Nish [BusterBoy] wrote:
The ID needs to be unique only within your CWnd class [assuming you are using this from an MFC CWnd derived class]
Class is not an object, and vice versa 
Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
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Tomasz Sowinski wrote:
Class is not an object, and vice versa
The error is regretted
I am sure glad you were not high school teacher. I wouldn't have passed even now
Thanks anyway Tomasz
Nish
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you just have to keep up wich numbers you've already used. In a CList<int,int> for instance or just an static int in the function you use for creating your timers...
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no enought
f.e. system conrols create their own timers
do you know to say their ids are platform independent?
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what do you mean by system controls?
They are not in your program/Window so they don't bother you.
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i have class derived from tree or list control and i want to create own timer there
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so your tree or listcontrol will receive the timer message of the timers you create. and you can just create a timer like settimer(1,500,NULL); that's all.
You think your tree control will receive timermessages from another control?? That's not true.
If this is not your problem, please explain it to me/us.
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if i in my tree class create own timer with id 42 it will fight with tree control created one (sure for w2000) - i can eat its timer event thinking its mine
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I've never seen a simple tree control that uses timer events, unless I made them myself 
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i have in own program tree example with sending afer every l-click and example without it - can't get to search what is difference in tree properties can cause it
the same timer ids are when spy-ing regedit or explorer (but here we can't be so sure it is system tree)
any way - for simplicity try imagine you using not system control but another you have no sources
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ok, it seems not-sending was because of my click handling
not depended on control state
do you realy have no WM_TIMER messages?
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no, sorry.
I realy don't know why a tree-control should use timer events, for what purpose?
Is it just a tree-control or a ActiveX kind of tree-control?
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