Description: In the previous article, we learned the very basics of custom control implementation. Today, we take a closer look at control painting. This topic is quite important because successful controls must look nice and they must fit into the Windows environment. It is not that simple a task as it sounds, especially if you consider that most applications support more than one particular Windows version, and that in the last 10 years, every Windows version changes the default visual appearance of its controls.
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dblbuf\dblbuf\Release\CL.read.1.tlog
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......\......\.......\dblbuf.exe.intermediate.manifest
......\......\.......\dblbuf.lastbuildstate
......\......\.......\dblbuf.log
......\......\.......\dblbuf.write.1.tlog
......\......\.......\link.read.1.tlog
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......\......\.......\mt.read.1.tlog
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......\......\custom.c
......\......\custom.h
......\......\dblbuf.vcxproj
......\......\dblbuf.vcxproj.filters
......\......\dblbuf.vcxproj.user
......\......\main.c
......\Release\dblbuf.exe
......\dblbuf.sln
......\dblbuf.suo
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