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From: lacisum
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Hi
The ListBox control provides a single-selection or multiple-selection list. To enable
multiple selection, set the SelectionMode property to Multiple.
To add items programmatically with image index 3
ListView1.Items.Add("List item text", 3)
To remove items programmatically
Use the RemoveAt or Clear method of the Items property. The RemoveAt method removes a
single item; the Clear method removes all items from the list.
Removes the first item in the list
ListView1.Items.RemoveAt(0)
'Clears all items:
ListView1.Items.Clear()
The Windows Forms ListView control displays a list of items with icons. You can use a
list view to create a user interface like the right pane of Windows Explorer. The
control has four view modes: LargeIcon, SmallIcon, List, and Details. The LargeIcon
mode displays large icons next to the item text; the items appear in multiple columns
if the control is large enough. The SmallIcon mode is the same except that it displays
small icons. The List mode displays small icons but is always in a single column. The
Details mode displays items in multiple columns. The view mode is determined by the
View property. All of the view modes can display images from image lists.
The key property of the ListView control is Items, which contains the items displayed
by the control. The SelectedItems property contains a collection of the items
currently selected in the control. The user can select multiple items, for example to
drag and drop several items at a time to another control, if the MultiSelect property
is set to true. The ListView control can display check boxes next to the items, if the
CheckBoxes property is set to true.
The Activation property determines what type of action the user must take to activate
an item in the list: the options are Standard, OneClick, and TwoClick. OneClick
activation requires a single click to activate the item. TwoClick activation requires
the user to double-click to activate the item; a single click changes the color of the
item text. Standard activation requires the user to double-click to activate an item,
but the item does not change appearance.
Regards
Raghu Chakkath
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