Ribbon Size

 

What has to be done to scale up galleries?  See the Shapes group in the Insert tab of your example.  It doesn't fill the available vertical space.

 

 

The top two didn't change, and the bottom one scaled rather strangely.  Here's the code I used.  Is that what you meant?

 

                    int nHeight = pGallery->GetHeight();
                    pGallery->SetHeight(nHeight * 2);

                    int nWidth = pGallery->GetWidth();
                    pGallery->SetWidth(nWidth * 2);

 

Is this expected?  Can I do anything to make it look better?

 

 

Second issue:  The icon size.  I tried a several things, but they stayed the same size:

 

                    // first attempt

                    CSize icon_size = pGallery->GetIconSize();
                    icon_size += icon_size;
                    pGallery->SetIconSize(icon_size);

 

                    if (CXTPControlGalleryItems* pItems = pGallery->GetItems())
                    {
                        CSize item_size = pItems->GetItemSize();
                        item_size += item_size;
                        pItems->SetItemSize(item_size);
                    }

 

                    for (int n = 0; n < pGallery->GetItemCount(); ++n)
                    {
                        if (CXTPControlGalleryItem* pItem = pGallery->GetItem(n))
                        {
                            CSize item_size = pItem->GetSize();
                            item_size += item_size;
                            pItem->SetSize(item_size);
                        }
                    }

Am I on the right track?  Do I need to provide bigger versions of the icons?  I assumed that Codejock would scale them up for me if I set a larger icon size.

 

Thanks.

 

Also, what about the earlier question regarding icon size?

 

 

  CXTPImageManager::GetImage(32811, 0) C++
  CXTPControlGalleryItem::GetImage() C++
  CXTPControlGalleryItem::Draw(0x00e2de24, 0x203ae1c8, {...}, 1, 0, 0, 0) C++
  CXTPControlGallery::DrawItems(0x00e2de24) C++
  CXTPControlGallery::Draw(0x00e2de24) C++

Note that in the CXTPControlGalleryItem::GetImage call to CXTPImageManager::GetImage the final argument is hardcoded to 0.  That is nWidth, and in the subsequent icon lookups that maps to the 32-bit icon.  I deposited 64 in there a few times and got a good picture, but don't see how to accomplish that through code.  I do have image sets installed at both 32- and 64-bit sizes.  Do I need to uninstall the 32-bit version?  I'm not sure how to do that, and that might be a problem even if I did, as I'm not sure whether the image lists is used elsewhere (it's a bit app).  Is there some other way to get the larger images on the screen?