At 2:57 PM +0200 9/9/06, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
You'll have to use the CellTextPaint event of the listbox.
in this event, you have a graphics object, where
you can first set the font and the colour, then
use g.DrawString "",x,y (x and y are parameters
of the event which indicate the preferred
location to draw the text, where the OS would
draw it if you didn't handle that). Then, return
true.
Yes, this is exactly right.
The one thing I'll add is that this same event
will fire for EVERY cell in your listbox, and so
you need use the Row and Column passed into this
event to decide whether you want to draw text
into this cell yourself (return True) or let RB
draw the normal text into this cell (return False)
If you do want to draw your own text, then also
use the Row and Column parameters to determine
the correct text for this particular cell.
Hope this helps,
Joe Huber
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