internet explorer style toolbar

[Ahmed]

Hello everyone,

I am creating a toolbar for an application. The buttons contains images
and text. I set the wrappable property for the toolbar to false so the
toolbar does not add another line when resize. In this case, when I
resize the form the buttons on the toolbar get cut off. Is there a
built in property to add ">>" at the end of toolbar to show the rest of
the buttons?

or

I need to inherit the toolbar and make it smart enough to check the
size buttons and the form at that moment to remove the extra buttons
and add them to a context menu?

Thanks

Ahmed

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I am creating a toolbar for an application. The buttons contains images
and text. I set the wrappable property for the toolbar to false so the
toolbar does not add another line when resize. In this case, when I
resize the form the buttons on the toolbar get cut off. Is there a
built in property to add ">>" at the end of toolbar to show the rest of
the buttons?

<URL:http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/>
-> "CommandBar for .NET"

 

[Ahmed]

Thanks for the link. That what I was looking for. But I am wondering
how can I learn doing these things? The code was really hard to follow.
Is there a website or a book to teach how to build such controls? or
controls in general?

Thanks
Ahmed