Hey guys,

Might something really easy for you guys if you're used to work with MFC.
I have a main frame in which i just have many inputs and labels.

Hmm, how to explain it...i want to put a label in the same line as its input and align things so the window looks "cool" but i can't find any property on my main frame so i have like a magnetic grid or something to help me to align things...

Does anyone has a tip for me?

Thanks for your help

no idea what MFC is. but when i used the GUI builder for c#/vb years ago, you can set the location (make the y coordinates line up) then anchor it if you're concerned about resizing.

not sure what "looks cool" means.

Well thanks for your help, i've been searching for 2 days and it seems like microsoft didn't give a fuck about this function, they just stoped the MFC project and went to .net ;(
MFC is like the windows form library but older and made for C++
Told my mate we should do our bot in C# it's way more easier

It's been ages but from what I remember, you have to display the property window from the "view" menu, then select the controls in the gui side, it'll display the coordinates in the said window for you to modify. You can also do this programmatically, something like myLabel.posX. Look for the members of the lable control class in the mfc documentation.