CListBox - MultiColumn's - How to ??
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From: Jay on 4 Mar 2005 20:30 Hi All I am trying to create a 4 column ListBox . I have added the ListBox to the Dialog & set the MultiColumn property there. Using the following names could someone give me some code to, 1/ Create 4 Columns in the ListBox 2/ Load "some data" into each column in row 0 Name : ListBox Control Variable : m_ctrlList String Variable :m_strList Any help is much appreciated as I am not having much luck with MSDN or the web, Jay
From: Frank Hickman [MVP] on 4 Mar 2005 23:11 "Jay" <itsjayceecee.NoSpam(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%23nYiUMSIFHA.3332(a)TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > Hi All > I am trying to create a 4 column ListBox . > I have added the ListBox to the Dialog & set the MultiColumn > property there. > > Using the following names could someone give me some code to, > 1/ Create 4 Columns in the ListBox > 2/ Load "some data" into each column in row 0 > > Name : ListBox > Control Variable : m_ctrlList > String Variable :m_strList > > Any help is much appreciated as I am not having much luck > with MSDN or the web, > > > Jay Very basic example... BOOL CDemoDlg::OnInitDialog() { CDialog::OnInitDialog(); // <snip> removed all the MFC generated code for a dialog based app... // TODO: Add extra initialization here m_ctrlList.InsertColumn( 0, _T("Column 1"), LVCFMT_LEFT, 100 ); m_ctrlList.InsertColumn( 1, _T("Column 2") ); // Default formatting... m_ctrlList.InsertItem( 0, _T("Item One") ); m_ctrlList.SetItemText( 0, 1, _T("SubItem One") ); m_ctrlList.InsertItem( 1, _T("Item Two") ); m_ctrlList.SetItemText( 1, 1, _T("SubItem Two") ); m_ctrlList.InsertItem( 2, _T("Item Three") ); m_ctrlList.SetItemText( 2, 1, _T("SubItem Three") ); return TRUE; // return TRUE unless you set the focus to a control } -- ============ Frank Hickman Microsoft MVP NobleSoft, Inc. ============ Replace the _nosp(a)m_ with @ to reply.
From: Joseph M. Newcomer on 5 Mar 2005 00:34 Actually, you answered the question for a list control, which is what I think he really wants anyway. He is thinking a multicolumn listbox is something other than what it really is, which is a listbox which has multiple columns to display single top-level data. So my advice was going to be that he should use a list control--so you've already answered that. joe On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 23:11:10 -0500, "Frank Hickman [MVP]" <fhickman_NOSP(a)M_noblesoft.com> wrote: >"Jay" <itsjayceecee.NoSpam(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message >news:%23nYiUMSIFHA.3332(a)TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >> Hi All >> I am trying to create a 4 column ListBox . >> I have added the ListBox to the Dialog & set the MultiColumn >> property there. >> >> Using the following names could someone give me some code to, >> 1/ Create 4 Columns in the ListBox >> 2/ Load "some data" into each column in row 0 >> >> Name : ListBox >> Control Variable : m_ctrlList >> String Variable :m_strList >> >> Any help is much appreciated as I am not having much luck >> with MSDN or the web, >> >> >> Jay > > >Very basic example... > >BOOL CDemoDlg::OnInitDialog() >{ > CDialog::OnInitDialog(); > > // <snip> removed all the MFC generated code for a dialog based app... > > // TODO: Add extra initialization here > > m_ctrlList.InsertColumn( 0, _T("Column 1"), LVCFMT_LEFT, 100 ); > m_ctrlList.InsertColumn( 1, _T("Column 2") ); // Default >formatting... > > m_ctrlList.InsertItem( 0, _T("Item One") ); > m_ctrlList.SetItemText( 0, 1, _T("SubItem One") ); > > > m_ctrlList.InsertItem( 1, _T("Item Two") ); > m_ctrlList.SetItemText( 1, 1, _T("SubItem Two") ); > > m_ctrlList.InsertItem( 2, _T("Item Three") ); > m_ctrlList.SetItemText( 2, 1, _T("SubItem Three") ); > > return TRUE; // return TRUE unless you set the focus to a control >} Joseph M. Newcomer [MVP] email: newcomer(a)flounder.com Web: http://www.flounder.com MVP Tips: http://www.flounder.com/mvp_tips.htm
From: Frank Hickman [MVP] on 5 Mar 2005 01:46 "Joseph M. Newcomer" <newcomer(a)flounder.com> wrote in message news:83hi21pduu843chu5394rqtc22cg8lbmtd(a)4ax.com... > Actually, you answered the question for a list control, which is what I > think he really > wants anyway. He is thinking a multicolumn listbox is something other than > what it really > is, which is a listbox which has multiple columns to display single > top-level data. So my > advice was going to be that he should use a list control--so you've > already answered that. > joe > Good eye Joe, I didn't catch that, obviuosly :) -- ============ Frank Hickman Microsoft MVP NobleSoft, Inc. ============ Replace the _nosp(a)m_ with @ to reply.
From: Jay Cee on 5 Mar 2005 13:35 Thank you Frank & Joe Its a good thing you both knew what I wanted !!! Works perfectly and explained in an easy sample. Regards, Jay "Frank Hickman [MVP]" <fhickman_NOSP(a)M_noblesoft.com> wrote in message news:%23D8tg%23UIFHA.3760(a)TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > "Joseph M. Newcomer" <newcomer(a)flounder.com> wrote in message > news:83hi21pduu843chu5394rqtc22cg8lbmtd(a)4ax.com... >> Actually, you answered the question for a list control, which is what I >> think he really >> wants anyway. He is thinking a multicolumn listbox is something other >> than what it really >> is, which is a listbox which has multiple columns to display single >> top-level data. So my >> advice was going to be that he should use a list control--so you've >> already answered that. >> joe >> > > Good eye Joe, I didn't catch that, obviuosly :) > > -- > ============ > Frank Hickman > Microsoft MVP > NobleSoft, Inc. > ============ > Replace the _nosp(a)m_ with @ to reply. > >
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