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#elif defined _AFXDLL & defined XLISTCTRLLIB_STATIC #pragma message('Automatically linking with XListCtrlDDRA.lib') #pragma message('Automatically linking with XListCtrlDDDA.lib') #pragma message('Automatically linking with XListCtrlDDRU.lib') #pragma message('Automatically linking with XListCtrlDDDU.lib') MFC shared DLL with XListCtrl shared DLL #ifdef _UNICODE #if defined _AFXDLL & !defined XLISTCTRLLIB_STATIC

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Using symbols _AFXDLL, XLISTCTRLLIB_STATIC, _DEBUG, and _UNICODE, the following code in XListCtrl.h automatically determines which XListCtrl library to link to your app: Again, on the left side of the Settings dialog, choose All Configurations.

Go to Project | Settings | Link | Input and add the XListCtrl library directory to Additional library path.

Also, on the left side of the Settings dialog, choose All Configurations.

Go to Project | Settings | C/C++ | Preprocessor and add the XListCtrl source directory to Additional include directories.

Regardless of which version you link with, you must change your app's build environment as follows: Otherwise, DLL version of XListCtrl will be linked to your app. To use static XListCtrl library, define symbol XLISTCTRLLIB_STATIC before including header file XListCtrl.h. This could cause conflicts with other apps that use XListCtrl, and some future version of XListCtrl may not be compatible with the one that you distribute.

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If you plan to use and distribute DLL version of XListCtrl, do not put DLL in Windows directory. The XListCtrl DLL is an MFC extension DLL, so your app must also be MFC-based. Using DLL version of XListCtrl makes sense if you plan to use XListCtrl in several apps. To integrate XListCtrl into your own app, you first need to decide if you want to include XListCtrl code into your own exe (using XListCtrl static link library), or if you want to link to XListCtrl DLL. The sixth column shows subitem with different text and background colors.The fifth column shows subitem with different background color.The fourth column also contains checkboxes.The third column contains progress bar in row 2.The second column shows subitem with different background color.The second column shows subitem with bold text.First column is specified with checkboxes.Press the Start button and the list control is filled with data.

The demo project provides a sample app that shows what the various features look like. The header is displayed flat like Outlook.A row may be disabled, so that checkboxes are unclickable.One or more subitems may contain edit control.One or more subitems may contain combobox control.One or more subitems may contain checkbox, with or without text.Also, there is option to display no text for progress bar, just the bar itself. Custom text may be specified for progress bar, instead of just displaying usual 10%, 20%, etc.One or more subitems may be switched from displaying text to displaying a progress bar, and then back again to text.One or more subitem text may be displayed as normal or bold font.Text and background colors may be specified for each subitem.The new CXListCtrl list control class supports these features: Table below shows library versions available. DLL and static library versions - beginning with this version, all XListCtrl code has been organized as libraries that you link with.More demo build configurations - 1.4 includes both DLL and static link build configurations, with 3 types of demo apps - dialogs, MDI, and property sheet - and 12 versions of the XListCtrl libraries, including both Unicode and ANSI.Header checkboxes do not require resource bitmap - the file checkboxes.bmp, is still included in download, but it is no longer really necessary.

Set header alignment, text color, and divider lines.Skip disabled items - fixed this bug, that allowed disabled item to be selected.New combo box implementation - thanks to Mathias Tunared's excellent AdvComboBox.Subitem editing - thanks to Oleg Matcovsky for providing code that I based this implementation on.Similarly, if you uncheck one of the subitems, then the checkbox in the column header also gets unchecked. To set a check in every subitem, you check the checkbox in the column header. With a list like Hotmail you have checkbox in column header, and checkboxes in each subitem in that column. Recently I needed a list control with a checkbox like Hotmail.

I have used list controls in many projects, and naturally have developed my own classes to display different colors, fonts, and progress bars in list control. The use of list controls is becoming very common now, and is used by many apps with the need for some sort of list display.