CRectTracker problem in MFC

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I had implemented a CRectTracker in Scrollview. The problem is the tracker works fine without scrolling. But when I scroll the window the tracker disappears. Could anyone give suggestions to solve my problem.

C++

CFinalPDoc* pDoc = GetDocument();
tracker.m_nStyle = CRectTracker::dottedLine^CRectTracker::resizeOutside;		
//if not hitting any handle
  if(tracker.HitTest(point)<0)
  {
    //if mouse move and rectangle is not empty
    if(tracker.TrackRubberBand(this,point))
    {
      RedrawWindow();
      //make width and height positive and set trackerRect
      tracker.m_rect.NormalizeRect(); 
      trackerRect = &tracker.m_rect;
      //show resize handles
      tracker.GetHandleMask(); 
      //draw rectangle
      CClientDC dc(this);
      tracker.Draw(&dc);
    }
    else //no rubber band
    {
      //make width and height positive and set trackerRect
      tracker.m_rect.NormalizeRect();
      trackerRect = &tracker.m_rect;
			
      ((CStatic*)GetDlgItem(IDC_PICTURE))->SetBitmap(*currentBmp); 
    }
  }

Posted 25-Aug-11 17:35pm

Priyarao14

Updated 25-Aug-11 20:58pm

CPallini

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Aug-11 1:34am

Not enough information. Use "Improve question" above. Consider making the simplest possible code sample which can demonstrate the problem and post it.
--SA

mbue 26-Aug-11 4:59am

can you improve your question by showing the code for tracker.Draw? if you are painting the rect by DrawFocusRect or xor brush you should set the brushs origin by SetBrushOrg.
regards.

Priyarao14 30-Aug-11 23:26pm

I have written the code above in OnLButtonDown and set the OnSetCursor. It works fine without scrolling. But when I scroll the tracker disappears. I think the problem is because of not writing any code in OnDraw(CDC* pDC).

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Eugen Podsypalnikov · Answer 1 · 2011-08-25T20:02:00

Probably,
the mouse click sholud set the element's marking flag only...
...then, in your CXXXView::OnDraw(CDC*), you could use the flag
to draw the tracker arount the marked element(s) :)

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/*afx_msg*/ void CYourView::OnMouseDown(UINT uiFlags, CPoint point)
{
  CPoint cptAbsoluteViewPosition(point + GetScrollPosition());
  CYourDoc* pcDoc(GetDocument);
  if (pcDoc) {
    CYourDocElementBase* pcElement(pcDoc->FindElementByPos(cptAbsoluteViewPosition));
    if (pcElement) {
      pcElement->SetMarked(true);
      Invalidate();
    }
  }
  CScrollView::OnMouseDown(uiFlags, point);
}

/*virtual*/ void CYourView::OnDraw(CDC* pDC)
{
  //..
  POSITION pos(pcDoc->GetFirstElementPos());
  while (pos) {
    CYourDocElementBase* pcElement(pcDoc->GetNextElement(pos));
    if (pcElement) {
      CRect crElement(pcElement->GetElemRect());
      if (/*IsElemRectClipped(pDC, crElement)*/) {
        pcElement->Draw(pDC);
        if (pcElement->IsMarked()) {
          // use the crElement to draw the tracker there :)
        }
      }
    }
  }
  //..

}