Reading Checkboxes in PB9 Listview

[Trento Castricone]

I have a listview with 1 column and checkbox.
On a click of the "checkbox" or column 1 I get the appropriate data.

Behaviour I would like:

If the checkbox is checked on a click, I add the data in that column to a listbox.
If the checkbox is unchecked on a click, I remove that data from the listbox.
If the column is clicked I do nothing.

Thanks

[Chris Holbrook]

I have a listview with 1 column and checkbox.

So you already have some source code. Why not post it?

[Michael Mattias]

I do it here..
Listview with Multiple Checkbox Columns Demo 2-20-05

Too bad a search on "listview" and/or "checkbox" in message subject of Source Code Forum couldn't find it. Oh, my bad! It DOES FIND IT! Silly me!

FWIW, I set the text of a listview subitem when I detect a click, but for sure you can just set some other text. You can use the Listview_GetCheckState macro when you detect the click or double-click.


MCM

[Cliff Nichols]

MCM, thanks for posting again

From time to time when I think about that concept, I go to look for your example and sometimes it finds it, most times not.

Most the time it does not find it, I start searching my own archives or POFFS to find it so I can refresh my mind as to what I have a question about at the time.

It does bring up a question though....has anyone else run into doing a search on one concept, but most results involve your recent concepts that have nothing to do with what you are searching for?

(or is that an "OPTION" sort of thing?)

[Trento Castricone]

Thanks Michael

Links are good - search is not so good.

[Michael Mattias]

It does bring up a question though....has anyone else run into doing a search on one concept, but most results involve your recent concepts that have nothing to do with what you are searching for?

Huh?

The only question that raises is, what were you smoking when you composed that sentence?

Guantanamo never saw that much torture.