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[RhinoBanga]

Guys,

When you maximize/minimize MJ with a plugin viewed it seems that yout skinning engine is overpainting controls.

For example I just have the BusyBox sample:




Then when I maximize/restore the screen it becomes:




At first I thought it was to do with XP and frames (a known issue) so I placed a button on the form but it still failed:





Now what is really interesting is that you can see the items being painted correctly ... then get blanked out.

With AV installed I also get the blanked out effect when I move the main MJ splitter which is where I first encountered the issue.   At first I thought it was just a problem with AV but after proving it with only BusyBox loaded it can't be

[RhinoBanga]

Matt/Nikolay ... did you manage to reproduce this problem?

[Matt]

When your control is being created, try:

pMJ->EnableSkinning(FALSE)

and then after creation:

pMJ->EnableSkinning(TRUE)

Does that do the trick?

Thanks.

-Matt

[RhinoBanga]

Matt,

Skins were disabled in MJ as can be seen by the screenshots so wouldn't it be fair to assume that no skinning should be taking place anyway?

Also I am using VB not C and using EnableSkins 0 did not solve the problem.


Did you reproduce the issue with your BusyBox sample?

[Matt]

Oops, you're right -- it's not the skinning.

And it'll be fixed next build.  Needed the RDW_ALLCHILDREN flag in RedrawWindow(...) or else the VB child controls wouldn't repaint themselves.

Thanks Rhino.

-Matt