ListView Example with PB9

[Mike Doty]

Does anyone have a small demo of filling a ListView with PB9?
Just want to fill some rows and columns with text.

[Cliff Nichols]

Like a normal Listview? (well there could be several cases)

Or

More like a Excel Worksheet sort of thing???

[Mike Doty]

Like a Grid:

 
ROWID    FIRST NAME   LAST NAME
-----    ----------   ---------
1        Joan         Crawford 
2        Marilyn      Monroe
3        Homer        Simpson

[Mike Doty]

Interesting, no responses.

LISTVIEW SET TEXT hDlg, id&, row&, col&, StrExpr
The text, if any, for the specified data item is replaced by the new text in StrExpr. You must keep in mind that this statement does not create a new item (horizontal row), but changes existing text, if any, to new text. To create a new data item (horizontal row), use LISTVIEW INSERT ITEM instead. The values of row&/col& specify the position of the data item (1=first, 2=second, etc.).

So, the first column use: LISTVIEW INSERT ITEM
and for the other columns LISTVEW SET TEXT?

[Michael Mattias]

>Interesting, no responses.

From 5.34 PM to 9.27 AM? (US CDT). Gee, I'm shocked. I would have tried it but my dinnertime and sleep time kind of interfered.

I guess the 'expectation game' applies here as well as in the Presidential debates....

[Mike Doty]

I've got it working. That was yesterday.
I'm surprised there is no examples.

[Chris Holbrook]

I've got it working. That was yesterday.
I'm surprised there is no examples.

do you mean recoding a List View using classes, or a List View COM object, or what?

[Mike Doty]

1) This works,but need to speed it up. Functions starting with sl are from SQLitening.
2) Need to correctly calculate column widths.

FUNCTION DisplayRecordSet(hDlg AS DWORD) AS DWORD
  LOCAL row AS DWORD, col AS LONG, ColumnCount AS LONG
  ColumnCount = slGetColumnCount   'SQLitening
  IF ColumnCount THEN
    MOUSEPTR 11
    LISTVIEW RESET hDLG, %IDC_LISTVIEW
    FOR col = 1 TO ColumnCount   'Insert columns with column names
      LISTVIEW INSERT COLUMN hDlg, %IDC_LISTVIEW,col,slGetColumnName(col),100,0
    NEXT
  ELSE
    ? "No columns"
    EXIT FUNCTION
  END IF
  DO WHILE slGetRow
    INCR row
    LISTVIEW INSERT ITEM hDlg, %IDC_LISTVIEW,row, 0 , slF(1) 'Insert row, 0=no image
    FOR col = 2 TO ColumnCount                               'add text into columns
      LISTVIEW SET TEXT hdlg, %IDC_LISTVIEW, row, col,slF(col)
      IF row =40 OR (row MOD 500) = 0 THEN
         CONTROL SET TEXT hDlg, %IDC_LABEL1, "Records for far" + STR$(row)
         DIALOG DOEVENTS:SLEEP 10
      END IF
    NEXT
  LOOP
  DIALOG DOEVENTS
  MOUSEPTR 1
  FUNCTION = row
END FUNCTION

[Michael Mattias]

I've got it working. That was yesterday.
I'm surprised there is no examples

If you had any sense of duty or honor, we'd all have an example because you'd post your example in the Source Code Forum (with a searchable title eg "PB/Win 9 DDT LISTVIEW Demo") for all to find and use.

MCM

[Mike Doty]

There is a filefind routine that has a listview which I found in another thread. I would post, but I'm not done. You guys are the listview experts. I'm not done.
Why didn't you?

[Chris Holbrook]

Oh I see. DDT LISTVIEW. If you have access to working SDK listview code, why not use that, the API won't go away!

You will be using LISTVIEW FIT HEADER or LISTVIEW FIT CONTENT to fit the column to the data or column headings, or when you want to use a minimum width of the column heading and a maximum fixed width, you could measure the width of the text in the column header by using LISTVIEW SET HEADER then LISTVIEW GET COLUMN to get the minimum width, then LISTVIEW SET COLUMN to set the width.

[Michael Mattias]

I *meant* when you are done.

Be sure to include examples of Mr. Holbrook's suggestions re LISTVIEW FIT something.

>Why didn't you?
I have already posted about five different listview demos.

It's your turn.

MCM

[Maciej NEYMAN]

Does anyone have a small demo of filling a ListView with PB9?
Just want to fill some rows and columns with text.

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I do not know why I am inside this message, I wanted just to post the reply. There is something wrong with login in to this forum.
As the reply:
Have you checked the thread :

http://www.powerbasic.com/support/pb...ad.php?t=38371

posted here on 2 October 2008?

Regards,
M.N

[Michael Mattias]

This works,but need to speed it up.

DO WHILE slGetRow
....
    IF row =40 OR (row MOD 500) = 0 THEN

How many rows do you have?

CONTROL SET TEXT hDlg, %IDC_LABEL1, "Records for far" + STR$(row)
DIALOG DOEVENTS:SLEEP 10

You are doing these for each column when the row=40 or row MOD 500= 0; but row number ain't changing here!. I think I'd do this only after all columns for target row were inserted.

Today's School of Hard Knocks Tip: You can (noticeably) speed up the loading of listview controls by setting the number of rows using the API function ListView_SetItemCount before you start actual loading.