Default Setting for SplitterStyle returns 8 |
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VDF1
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Posted: 01 January 2008 at 9:12am |
Hi,
When I query the default for the SplitterStyle property (property of DockingPanePaintManager) it returns the value 8. The documented - as enumerated constants - are numbered 0,1,2,4,256,512. The nature of these values assume it are bitwise values which let space for 8,16,32 etc but what are their symbolic names. At least for the value 8.
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Vincent Oorsprong Data Access Europe B.V. Lansinkesweg 4 7553 AE Hengelo Netherlands +31-74-2555609 |
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Oleg
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Hi,
PaneSplitterFlat = 0,
PaneSplitter3D = 1, PaneSplitterSoft3D = 2, PaneSplitterGradient = 4, PaneSplitterGradientVert = 8
PaneSplitterGripperOfficeXP = 0x100, PaneSplitterGripperOffice2003 = 0x200 |
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VDF1
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Dear Oleg,
Thanks. Please note that the PaneSplitterGradientVert is missing in the type defintions in the ocx. Current information according to OleViewer:
typedef [uuid(123BADDD-4700-44D7-844A-8E77479A2FF0), helpstring("Splitter Style"), helpcontext(0x000008a7)]
enum { PaneSplitterFlat = 0, PaneSplitter3D = 1, PaneSplitterSoft3D = 2, PaneSplitterGradient = 4, PaneSplitterGripperOfficeXP = 256, PaneSplitterGripperOffice2003 = 512 } DockingPaneSplitterStyle; |
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Vincent Oorsprong Data Access Europe B.V. Lansinkesweg 4 7553 AE Hengelo Netherlands +31-74-2555609 |
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