Edit control balloon tooltip blanks Winforms controls (MFC/.net mi

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Hi,
I have an MFC application that has a CDialog based dialog box that contains
a .net UserControl (via DDX_ManagedControl) as well as a native edit control
which has the ES_NUMBER style set. Now a very strange thing happens: If I
press a non-numeric key in the native edit control, up pops a little balloon
tip saying "Unacceptable Character", however when I press the key again, the
tooltip disappears, reappears and in the process blanks out all of the .Net
control. Any other native controls on the form are fine, just the .net
controls are blanking out and not repainting. If I move the mouse over them
they the do partially repaint.

Anyone come across this and know why it happens and if there is a solution?

(This can easily be reproduced in the "MFC04" sample .Net/MFC application
from MSDN.)

 

[Gary Chang[MSFT]]

Hi Aled,

I have performed some tests on this issue, I could repro this behavior on
my side.

Based on my research, It seems the .NET Winform control and MFC control
cannot work together within a template. Even if the tooltip balloon
doesn't occur, there is still has some problem while those two kind of
controls existed in a same dialog box window.

Currently, I don't find a solution on this issue. I will contact out
product team to look into this problem.


Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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[Gary Chang[MSFT]]

Hi Aled,

Based on our research, we can workaround this painting issue by overriding
OnPaint in the UserControl to refresh itself. You also need a boolean to
make sure we don't call it recursively and get a stack overflow. Adding
the following code in WinFormUserControl1Control in the repro app will make
the issue go away.

private:
bool painting;

protected:

virtual void OnPaint(System::Windows::Forms:aintEventArgs^ e)
override
{
if (painting)
return;

painting = true;
this->Refresh();
painting = false;
}


Wish this helps!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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