Descriptive Problem Summary:
Since the move to a newer version of VC++ it appears some interface elements have lost their style, the one I noticed right away was tab controls are now just text, they don't have any additional stylization such as the borders around the tabs themselves, and the border around the control itself.
At a quick glance, buttons that aren't flat and have no set border no longer have a "default" button look to them and are just flat squares with text. Probably more, but we've moved away from most DMF stuff where possible.
I have a feeling moving to newer Windows libraries has upset some of the more ancient of the interface controls.
When does the problem NOT occur? Whatever version comes before the VC++ update, I can narrow it down further if needed.
This is a tab control, it ain't supposed to look like that.
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Jan 29, 11:48 pm
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Jan 30, 6:52 am
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Is there a test case that can show this? Without more direct info I can't really investigate.
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No more than a dmf file with a tab control and a couple of panes to populate it. There's no code involved. The DMF editor is kind of a pain in the ass to use in general so I avoid using it as much as possible so I haven't gone through the process of making a test interface with the various elements to see if any are drawing weird.
But if you find the editor as tedious as I do, I don't blame you for not wanting to do it yourself and I'll get you something next time I open DM, might be a few days since I'm working on browser UI stuff outside of the IDE. |