Using CHeaderCtrl

Use a header control, represented by class CHeaderCtrl, to display column headers for a columnar list. For example, a header control would be useful for implementing column controls in a spreadsheet.

The header control is usually divided into parts, called "header items," each bearing a title for the associated column of text or numbers. Depending on the styles you set, you can provide a number of direct ways for users to manipulate the header items.

Note

CListCtrl provides an embedded header control, and CListView encapsulates CListCtrl in an MFC class. In general, think of using CHeaderCtrl to label lists that you intend to draw yourself.

What do you want to know more about?

• Header Control and List Control

• Header Control Examples

• Header Items in a Header Control

• Customizing the Header Item's Appearance

• Providing Drag-and-Drop Support for Header Items

• Using Image Lists with Header Controls

• Making Owner-Drawn Header Controls

• Working with a Header Control

• Creating the Header Control

• Adding Items to the Header Control

• Ordering Items in the Header Control

• Processing Header-Control Notifications

See Also

Concepts

Controls (MFC)