Listview and Toolbar--Resizing Help Please!

:D Alright, I know for toolbar, in WM_SIZE I can do...

Code:

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HWND hTool;

                        hTool = GetDlgItem(hwnd, IDC_MAIN_TOOL);
                        SendMessage(hTool, TB_AUTOSIZE, 0, 0);

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Is there a quick way like that for my Listview too? Or do I need to find how much the toolbar takes up? My other question is if I do need to do this the second way (calculate the toolbar height and move the ListView accordingly), how do I go about moving the ListView's original staring X & Y coordinates?

Thanks!

>>Is there a quick way like that for my Listview too?

AFAIK No. You have to resize manually.

>>Or do I need to find how much the toolbar takes up?

Yes GetClientRect() or GetWindowRect()

>>how do I go about moving the ListView's original staring X & Y coordinates?

I use SetWindowPos() or MoveWindow()

Ok, here's the new question. Resiziing so that the listview's size is the width of the window when maximized:

Is that just GetSystemMetrics or do I need to know something else?

You could handle the WM_SIZE message for the listview parent - the message LPARAM packs the client width and height of the parent as LOWORD/HIWORD which can be used to size/position any child controls as the parent's size is changed using the functions Novacain has already mentioned (MoveWindow, SetWindowPos). If you prefer, you can ignore the WM_SIZE message LPARAM and use GetClientRect as described previously by Novacain to get the parent's client dimensions.