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Custom Controls in MFC

Spin Control and its Styles

A spin button control is a pair of arrow buttons that the user can click to increment or decrement a value; it is also referred to as an “up-down” control. The current position value can be displayed in a companion window. A spin button control is most often used with a companion control, called a buddy window. In addition to the window styles that apply to the common controls, there are styles specific to each new common control.

Spin Button Control Styles
UDS_HORIZ	Arrows are horizontal rather than vertical.
UDS_ARROWKEYS	Responds to keyboard arrow keys when it has the focus.
UDS_AUTOBUDDY	Selects the previous control in the tab order as the control’s buddy.
UDS_SETBUDDYINT	Causes the control to set the text of the buddy window when its position changes.
UDS_ALIGNRIGHT	Positions the spin button control next to the right edge of the buddy.
UDS_ALIGNLEFT	Positions the spin button next to the left edge of the buddy.
UDS_WRAP	Causes the position to wrap if it goes beyond the range.
UDS_NOTHOUSANDS	Does not insert a thousandths separator between every three decimal digits.