David,
You can only reclassify custom controls. In this case, altering a set
file will not help. What precisely is happening inside the list view?
Regards,
Steve
On 2/2/2011 6:15 PM, David wrote:
Running WE7.2.
In one of my software, the information is presented on the screen, in a window
that WE reports as ListView - a standard list. Thing is, I wanted to reclass
this field, since it makes WE behave strangely for that particular window, and
its content. I tried using the Insert-R command, to do my reclassing, and was
told by WE, that a standard listview cannot be reclassed. Hmmm! Any explanation
on why other controls can be reclassed (far as I can see, ANY other controls
can be), only not the listview one? And, if I go the long path around the bush,
and convert my application specific setfile into txt, is there a workaround so
as to have my reclassing done?
Any ideas is welcome, thanks!
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