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chris-s
Hi folks,
For the first time, I've come to use the native 'ListView' control and
have a couple of problems. Searching the newsgroups, I see there seem
to be a few problems reported with this control, but none appear to
match what I am experiencing, so I'll have to ask you knowledgable
people...
I'm using the control to display a fixed number of pre-determined items
in 'LargeIcon' style with 32x32 pixel images and a short textual
description (2 words each).
At design time, the listview items are laid out in multiple rows of
three which makes for a neat appearance with each items text clearly
visible, however, at runtime it displays the items in rows of four and
shortens the text which makes for a less tidy appearance.
I tried to trick it into displaying in rows of three by narrowing the
width of the listview control, which works, except that the item images
are cropped being overwritten by the text label of the item above.
So what control do I have over the layout of items within the control
to overcome these problems?
Cheers,
Chris
For the first time, I've come to use the native 'ListView' control and
have a couple of problems. Searching the newsgroups, I see there seem
to be a few problems reported with this control, but none appear to
match what I am experiencing, so I'll have to ask you knowledgable
people...
I'm using the control to display a fixed number of pre-determined items
in 'LargeIcon' style with 32x32 pixel images and a short textual
description (2 words each).
At design time, the listview items are laid out in multiple rows of
three which makes for a neat appearance with each items text clearly
visible, however, at runtime it displays the items in rows of four and
shortens the text which makes for a less tidy appearance.
I tried to trick it into displaying in rows of three by narrowing the
width of the listview control, which works, except that the item images
are cropped being overwritten by the text label of the item above.
So what control do I have over the layout of items within the control
to overcome these problems?
Cheers,
Chris