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Re: List button height

Use GetThemeMetric with the parameter kThemeMetricListHeaderHeight. There
are a number of metrics for other UI elements in Appearance.h that you can
get, too, should you need those sizes as well.
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On 8/30/03 8:47 AM, "Trygve Inda" <email@hidden> wrote:

> When I call:
>
> buttonInfo.state = IsControlActive (theControl) ? kThemeStateActive :
> kThemeStateInactive;
>
> buttonInfo.value = kThemeButtonOff;
> buttonInfo.adornment = kThemeAdornmentDefault;
> DrawThemeButton (&controlBounds, kThemeListHeaderButton, &buttonInfo,
> &buttonInfo, nil, nil, nil);
>
> How can I know what the real height will be? It does not fill the full
> height of the rectangle. I want to be sure that if the OS changes the height
> in the future, my code will not break.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Trygve
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