CHeaderCtrl::HitTest
Determines which header item, if any, is located at a specified point.
int HitTest(
LPHDHITTESTINFO* phdhti
);
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
[in, out] phdhti |
Pointer to a HDHITTESTINFO structure that specifies the point to test and receives the results of the test. |
Return Value
The zero-based index of the header item, if any, at the specified position; otherwise, –1.
Remarks
This method sends the HDM_HITTEST message, which is described in the Windows SDK.
Requirements
Header: afxcmn.h
This method is supported in Windows NT 3.51 and later.
Example
The following code example defines the variable, m_headerCtrl, that is used to access the current header control. This variable is used in the next example.
CHeaderCtrl m_headerCtrl;
CSplitButton m_splitButton;
The following code example demonstrates the HitTest method. In an earlier section of this code example, we created a header control with five columns. However, you can drag a column separator so that the column is not visible. This example reports the index of the column if it is visible and -1 if the column is not visible.
void CNVC_MFC_CHeaderCtrl_s4Dlg::OnXHittest()
{
if (controlCreated == FALSE) {
MessageBox(_T("Header control has not been created yet."));
return;
}
// Initialize HDHITTESTINFO structure.
HDHITTESTINFO hdHitIfo;
memset(&hdHitIfo, 0, sizeof(HDHITTESTINFO));
CString str;
CRect rect;
int iRetVal = -1;
for(int i = 0; i < m_headerCtrl.GetItemCount(); i++)
{
m_headerCtrl.GetItemRect(i, &rect);
hdHitIfo.pt = rect.CenterPoint();
// The hit test depends on whether the header item is visible.
iRetVal = m_headerCtrl.HitTest(&hdHitIfo);
str.AppendFormat(_T("Item = %d, Hit item = %d\n"), i, iRetVal);
}
MessageBox(str, _T("Hit test results"));
}