Easy Listbox question

[Scott Turchin]

Something's telling me I already asked this question up here...hehe...

This is what I am doing now:

    'Scan to see if it is already in array
    Array Scan g_IEhWnd(), = hWndChild, To g_UrlIndexPtr

    If IsFalse g_UrlIndexPtr  Then 'Handle is new and has not been caught yet
       Incr g_URLIndex
       g_UrlIndexPtr = g_URLIndex 'Bring it up to date with index
       g_IEhWnd(g_UrlIndex) = hWndChild
       g_IEAddress(g_URLIndex) = Left$(wintext,wer)
       ListBox Add hDlg,%IDMAIN_LISTBOX1,g_IEAddress(g_URLIndex)
       Exit Function
    End If
    'Otherwise assume it's in here and modify it only.
    'Go to the position of the window handle inside the listbox and select text, then grab text
    ListBox Select hDlg, %IDMAIN_LISTBOX1,g_UrlIndexPtr
    ListBox Get Text hDlg, %IDMAIN_LISTBOX1 To sTmp

    If sTmp <> g_IEAddress(g_UrlIndexPtr) Then
        ListBox Delete hDlg,%IDMAIN_LISTBOX1, g_UrlIndexPtr
        ListBox Add hDlg,%IDMAIN_LISTBOX1,g_IEAddress(g_UrlIndexPtr)
    End If

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Scott

[Edwin Knoppert]

This is not possible i'm affraid.
2 options

1)
Remove the specific item and use Insertstring instead of addstring.

2)
Use an ownerdraw box where you decide what's get 'printed'.



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[Scott Turchin]

If I have a listbox with say 5 or ten items in it and I want to modify a specific position, ie #3, how do you do that without using the Listbox Select/Listbox Add statement?
I'm sure it's a sendmessage of some sort...
I do have the numeric identifier (ie 3) vs the text in the window so doing it by pos& is OK..

Thanks,

Scott

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Scott