Listview_Dblclick event?

[Peter Redei]

Does anybody succeeded in re-creating the VB Listview_Dblclick
event in PB? Using ListView_HitTest should return the selected
item, but how to know if it was double clicked? Did anybody
published any source code for that?

Thanks.

Regards,


Peter Redei


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[Jules Marchildon]

Somebody did discuss it, but forgot who ? Lasse R. maybe?
If you want the whole project drop me an email.

Regards, Jules
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>

CALLBACK FUNCTION Dialog_Proc()
    LOCAL hDlg AS LONG
    LOCAL my_LpLvNm AS NM_LISTVIEW PTR
    LOCAL sText AS STRING

    hDlg = CBHNDL
    SELECT CASE CBMSG
        CASE %WM_NOTIFY
            SELECT CASE LOWRD(CBWPARAM)
                CASE %IDLISTVIEW
                    my_LpLvNm = CBLPARAM
                    SELECT CASE @my_LpLvNm.hdr.code
                        CASE %LVN_ENDLABELEDIT
                             MSGBOX "Done editing!"
                        CASE %LVN_COLUMNCLICK
                            IF (@my_LpLvNm.iSubItem <> -1) THEN
                                'toggle ascending/descending
                                lviewSort = NOT lviewSort
                                ListView_SortItems  hListView, _
                                                    CODEPTR(Compare), _
                                                    @my_LpLvNm.iSubItem
                                'lparam was set to the original 'recordnumber'
                                'now this changed, we need to set it to the new position
                                ResetLParam hListView
                            END IF
                        CASE %NM_DBLCLK             '<-- double click ***
                            sText = RetrieveLVData(hListView, @my_LpLvNm.iItem, @my_LpLvNm.iSubItem)
                            MSGBOX sText,48,"Just for Test Purposes"
                    END SELECT
                END SELECT
            END SELECT
END FUNCTION

[Peter Redei]

Thank you Jules. I appreciate it.

Regards,


Peter Redei

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[Jules Marchildon]

Your very welcome Peter! It was your origional ListView include file
and examples we are all learning from for this Control.

Thank you!
Regards, Jules

[Peter Redei]

Jules,
I think I am getting to be too old. I just found it in my own code!
Still, I think this is the most wonderful forum for programmers.
You really do not need to reinvent the wheel here.

Cheers,

Peter

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