How to remove the edit control 's border dynamically?

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In a dilag, the edit control has a border default, I want to remove its border, there is no ways except by setting in the property board, so I want to remove it at runtimes, how to do?

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Posted 20-Aug-10 15:13pm

myfirm

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m_wndEdit.ModifyStyleEx(WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE, 0, SWP_DRAWFRAME | SWP_FRAMECHANGED);

Posted 30-Nov-11 16:14pm

joshua0137

Solution 1

Any setting in properties, can be set in code, in fact, it probably IS set in code that's generated by the IDE. So, I would suggest looking at the auto generated code and seeing what it does, an easy way to do this is to copy your project, change that one thing in the IDE, then diff the two projects and find what line of code is different.

Posted 20-Aug-10 16:28pm

Christian Graus

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/f7yhsd2b(v=VS.80).aspx[^]

You can find all the member function and properties here..

Posted 30-Nov-11 17:59pm

Selva K

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bleedingfingers · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-20T22:18:00

MSDN is your friend. Install it if you don't already have it. Search it before jumping to post a question on the net.

Any UI elements you add from the property board is present, as code, in the .rc file. Open that in the notepad (visual studio doesn't display the textual version) and analyse.

I'll answer your question this time and remember what I said for the future.

Get the existing style using GetWindowStyle(...). Remove WS_BORDER flag from it and set it back using SetWindowStyle(...).