On Aug 1, 2006, at 8:17 AM, CV wrote:
Create a new class, say SortData, and give it two properties:
ColumnSorted as integer, SortDirection as string. Add a method
called Constructor with parameters: Column as integer, Direction as
integer.
Ah yes. I still have to master that business of making a new class.
Put this code in the Constructor of SortData:
ColumnSorted = Column
If Direction = 1 then ColumnSortDirection = "ascending"
If Direction = -1 then ColumnSortDirection = "descending"
Add a property to your window or subclassed listbox: SortHistory
(-1) as SortData
In the listbox's HeaderPressed event put this code:
dim sd as new SortData(column, me.ColumnSortDirection(column))
self.SortHistory.Append sd
The array, SortHistory, holds all of the sorts in sequence. You can
add another method(s) to the SortData class to return sorts.
Remember that SortHistory is 0-based, so that the result of the 5th
header pressed is SortHistory(4).
This information should help me in doing that.
Thanks.....
Regards,
Chuck
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