The SECMarquee implements a marquee control that scrolls text across its window. You can configure the fonts, colors, scrolling speed, and wrapping mode. In addition, you can easily change them at run time. Because it is CWnd-derived, you can embed SECMarquee in a view or dialog like any other control.

4.12.1 Using SECMarquee

You can use objects instantiated from SECMarquee anywhere a CStatic can be used. You can attach the object to an existing CStatic control via the AttachStatic() method or create it dynamically via the Create() method.

To attach an SECMarquee instance to an existing CStatic instance:

1. Call the AttachStatic() method with the control ID of the static control to attach the SECMarquee instance. For example:

   m_wndMarquee.AttachStatic(IDC_MARQUEE_STATIC,this);

To create an SECMarquee instance dynamically:

1. Create a unique control ID for the control. In Visual Studio, you can create a control ID in the Resource Includes dialog.

2. Call the Create() method. For example:

   Rect rect(0,0,100,50); // initial rectangle m_wndMarquee.Create(rect,this,strMarqueeText);

To start and stop the SECMarquee:

The Scroll() method controls the scrolling of the marquee.

4.12.2 Customizing SECMarquee

Table 17: Customization Methods for SECMarquee

For more information about these methods, see the Objective Toolkit Class Reference.

To modify the SECMarquee behaviors:

Nearly all the public and protected methods of SECMarquee are virtual so you can override them. Some of the virtual callbacks provided by this class are as follows:

Table 18: Virtual Callbacks for SECMarquee

Some of the methods that you can override to alter the appearance of the SECMarquee class include:

Table 19: Methods to alter the appearance of SECMarquee

4.12.3 Marquee Sample