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[Thx!] PlusWnd1.LstView_SetSelectedState() by Flash on 03-24-2007 at 04:31 PM
its possible when i use the PlusWnd.LstView_SetSelectedState(...) cmd
the listview automatic scroll down on the select item??
if i select the item 10 i not see the selection, i want to move the scrollbar for see select item
RE: [LittleHelp] PlusWnd1.LstView_SetSelectedState() by CookieRevised on 03-25-2007 at 01:09 AM
It isn't done automatically.
You need to send a message to the listview to let the list jump to the item so it is visible.
This can done by sending the windows message constant LVM_ENSUREVISIBLE to the listview.
where the two parameters are:
- i: The index of the list-view item.
- fPartialOK: A value specifying whether the item must be entirely visible. If this parameter is True, no scrolling occurs if the item is at least partially visible.
Thus:
PlusWnd.SendControlMessage(MyControlId, LVM_ENSUREVISIBLE, i, fPartialOK)
eg: code: MyWindow.SendControlMessage("MyListViewID", /* LVM_ENSUREVISIBLE */ 0x1013, 5, False)
this makes that the listview with ID "MyListViewID" on the window object MyWindow will make the 6th item (first item is item index 0) entirly visible.
PS: that '/* something */' isn't needed, it is just an inline comment to make it clear what the number stands for.
RE: [LittleHelp] PlusWnd1.LstView_SetSelectedState() by Flash on 03-25-2007 at 06:09 AM
Thx cookie that work fine
code: var id = ListViewAddRow(PlusWnd1,'ListSecs', Array('',inc+ ' - ' +p1,p2))
if (p3 == 1) PlusWnd1.LstView_SetItemIcon('ListSecs', id, "ImgBusy", true);
if (num == o) {
select = 1
PlusWnd1.LstView_SetSelectedState('ListSecs',id,true);
PlusWnd1.SendControlMessage('ListSecs', /* LVM_ENSUREVISIBLE */ 0x1013, id, false)
}
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