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    Posted: 11 March 2009 at 1:34pm
Is it possible to set a calendar event subject's font to strikethrough when it is displayed in the calendar?
 
I wanted to use a custom property of "Status" to be able to mark an event done and want to be able to easily tell events that are done by having their subject displayed in strikethrough font.
 
Any help with code sample would be appreciated
 
 
Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 13.3.1
Platform: Windows 7 64 bit
Language: Visual Basic 6.0


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use BeforeDrawThemeObject
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void CCalendarDemoView::OnBeforeDrawThemeObject(XTP_NOTIFY_CODE Event, WPARAM wParam , LPARAM lParam){

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if (wParam == xtpCalendarBeforeDraw_DayViewEvent){
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pTheme2007->GetDayViewPartX()->GetDayPartX()->GetGroupPartX()->GetSingleDayEventPartX()->m_fcsetNormal.fcsetSubject.fntFont.SetCustomValue(&s_fntStriked);
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You can find in VB similar things
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Thanks for the reply, I see how to set font underline in the "beforedrawthemeobject" event, however I have not been able to figure out how to get the event information in that procedure. I only want to use the strikethrough when a custom propery = a value.
 
How can you determine what event is being drawn in that procedure?
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You have enough information control passed as BeforeDrawThemeObject params. e.g,
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if (wParam == xtpCalendarBeforeDraw_DayViewEvent){

CXTPCalendarDayViewEvent* pViewEvent = (CXTPCalendarDayViewEvent*)lParam;

if (pViewEvent && pViewEvent->GetEvent()->GetSubject().Left(1) == _T("*")){.....}

else if (wParam == xtpCalendarBeforeDraw_MonthViewDay){

CXTPCalendarMonthViewDay* pDay = (CXTPCalendarMonthViewDay*)lParam;

if (pDay->GetDayDate().GetDayOfWeek() == 3){....}

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I appreciate the help. The first post I was able to convert to VB the 2nd I'm lost on.
 
Maybe somebody that programs in VB can help.
 
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you can cast lParam as Event in VB - similar to C++. Now you have access to Event info

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I'm sure you can I just have not been able to figure out how to do it or how to translate your C code to VB.
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