Double buffering cedit/crichedit ?

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Hi, guys:
I am using MFC crichedit. but when the data become fast and more, it start to flicker. I have searched article, but seems no one mention the flickering issue. Anyone could tell me how to write a class that don't flicker. The important point is the text scrolling. CMemDC may be used.
SecureCRT is a good software, it don't flicker at all!

What I have tried:

CMemdc class;

http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/366902/VS-CEdit-control-shake-and-blink-badly#answer3

Posted 21-Mar-16 19:53pm

Jason.LYJ

Updated 21-Mar-16 22:30pm

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2016-03-21T22:30:00

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You better use a CRichEditView. It has better data handling.

In this Microsoft article I also found the link to the WORDPAD sample.

Posted 21-Mar-16 22:30pm

KarstenK

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Jason.LYJ 22-Mar-16 6:12am

Thanks for feedback. Not sure it can be used in a dialog-based app. the wordpad sample doesnot have the correct link :-(