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Chris Adams
Hi,
I'm having some trouble getting the Listview.Items[0].Selected = true
to populate the SelectedItems collection. The code that I'm using is:
CtrlTransferSettings tester = CtrlTransferSettings()
if (pos < tester.lstStrings.Items.Count)
{
tester.lstStrings.Focus();
tester.lstStrings.Items[0].Selected = true;
tester.lstStrings.Select();
}
What's happening is that the SelectedItems.Count is staying at 0, even
after setting Items[0].Selected to true.
While in debug mode, if I go look at the "Autos" listing and
drill-down to the lstStrings.SelectedItems.Count property it updates
itself and then lists the count as 1 and everything works correctly.
But, it will only update if I drill down the 'autos list' in
debug-mode. If I just run the code, the count always stays at 0.
Is this a bug in the ListView control? Or am I missing a step?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Chris AdamsReply: Remove the online. from the email address before replying
I'm having some trouble getting the Listview.Items[0].Selected = true
to populate the SelectedItems collection. The code that I'm using is:
CtrlTransferSettings tester = CtrlTransferSettings()
if (pos < tester.lstStrings.Items.Count)
{
tester.lstStrings.Focus();
tester.lstStrings.Items[0].Selected = true;
tester.lstStrings.Select();
}
What's happening is that the SelectedItems.Count is staying at 0, even
after setting Items[0].Selected to true.
While in debug mode, if I go look at the "Autos" listing and
drill-down to the lstStrings.SelectedItems.Count property it updates
itself and then lists the count as 1 and everything works correctly.
But, it will only update if I drill down the 'autos list' in
debug-mode. If I just run the code, the count always stays at 0.
Is this a bug in the ListView control? Or am I missing a step?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Chris AdamsReply: Remove the online. from the email address before replying