CMFCOutlookBarPane Class

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04/28/2015

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A control derived from CMFCToolBar Class that can be inserted into an Outlook bar (CMFCOutlookBar Class). The Outlook bar pane contains a column of large buttons. The user can scroll up and down the list of buttons if it is larger than the pane. When the user detaches an Outlook bar pane from the Outlook bar, it can float or dock in the main frame window.

class CMFCOutlookBarPane : public CMFCToolBar

Members

Public Constructors

Name	Description
CMFCOutlookBarPane::CMFCOutlookBarPane	Default constructor.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::~CMFCOutlookBarPane	Destructor.

Public Methods

Name	Description
CMFCOutlookBarPane::AddButton	Adds a button to the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::CanBeAttached	Determines whether the pane can be docked to another pane or frame window. (Overrides CBasePane::CanBeAttached.)
CMFCOutlookBarPane::CanBeRestored	Determines whether the system can restore a toolbar to its original state after customization. (Overrides CMFCToolBar::CanBeRestored.)
CMFCOutlookBarPane::ClearAll	Frees the resources used by the images in the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::Create	Creates the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::CreateObject	Used by the framework to create a dynamic instance of this class type.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::Dock	Called by the framework to dock the Outlook bar pane. (Overrides CPane::Dock.)
CMFCOutlookBarPane::EnablePageScrollMode	Specifies whether the scroll arrows on the Outlook bar pane advance the list of buttons by page, or by button.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::GetRegularColor	Returns the regular (non-selected) text color of the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::GetThisClass	Used by the framework to obtain a pointer to the CRuntimeClass object that is associated with this class type.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::IsBackgroundTexture	Determines whether there is a background image loaded for the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::IsChangeState	Determines whether a floating pane may be docked. (Overrides CPane::IsChangeState.)
CMFCOutlookBarPane::IsDrawShadedHighlight	Determines whether the button border is shaded when a button is highlighted and a background image is displayed.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::OnBeforeFloat	Called by the framework when a pane is about to float. (Overrides CPane::OnBeforeFloat.)
CMFCOutlookBarPane::RemoveButton	Removes the button that has a specified command ID.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::RestoreOriginalstate	Restores the original state of a toolbar. (Overrides CMFCToolBar::RestoreOriginalState.)
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SetBackColor	Sets the background color.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SetBackImage	Sets the background image.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SetDefaultState	Resets the Outlook bar pane to the original set of buttons.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SetExtraSpace	Sets the number of pixels of padding used around buttons in the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SetTextColor	Sets the colors of regular and highlighted text in the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SetTransparentColor	Sets the transparent color for the Outlook bar pane.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::SmartUpdate	Used internally to update the Outlook bar. (Overrides CMFCToolBar::SmartUpdate.)

Protected Methods

Name	Description
CMFCOutlookBarPane::EnableContextMenuItems	Specifies which shortcut menu items are displayed in customization mode.
CMFCOutlookBarPane::RemoveAllButtons	Removes all the buttons from the Outlook bar pane. (Overrides CMFCToolBar::RemoveAllButtons.)

Remarks

For information about how to implement an Outlook bar, see CMFCOutlookBar Class.

For an example of an Outlook bar, see the OutlookDemo sample project.

Example

The following example demonstrates how to use various methods of the CMFCOutlookBarPane class. The example shows how to create an Outlook bar pane, enable the page scroll mode, enable docking, and set the background color of the Outlook bar. This code snippet is part of the Outlook Multi Views sample.

  CMFCOutlookBarPane      m_wndShortcutsPane1;


...


    CImageList images;
    images.Create (IDB_SHORTCUTS, 32, 0, RGB (255, 0, 255));

    // Create first page:
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.Create (&m_wndShortcutsBar, AFX_DEFAULT_TOOLBAR_STYLE, ID_SHORTCUTS_PANE_1);
    // The this pointer points to a CMainFrame class which extends the CFrameWnd class
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.SetOwner (this);
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.EnableTextLabels ();
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.EnableDocking (CBRS_ALIGN_ANY);
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.EnablePageScrollMode();
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.SetBackColor(RGB(0,255,0));
    
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.AddButton (images.ExtractIcon (0), _T("View 1"), ID_SHORTCUT_1);
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.AddButton (images.ExtractIcon (1), _T("View 2"), ID_SHORTCUT_2);
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.AddButton (images.ExtractIcon (2), _T("View 3"), ID_SHORTCUT_3);
    m_wndShortcutsPane1.AddButton (images.ExtractIcon (3), _T("View 4"), ID_SHORTCUT_4);