Good work-around Dimitris.
Dimitris Anogiatis wrote:
> JY, I think I got it working the way you want it...
>
> try my example with a new project with a listview and a timer. Set the timer
> for 10 miliseconds and enable it
>
> and paste this code in the class
>
>
You're welcome JY, I'm glad I could help :)
Keep up the good work :)
Regards
Dimitris
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 4:25 AM, Jean-Yves F. Barbier <12u...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Dimitris Anogiatis a écrit :
> > True, I'm still working the kinks on it. It has to do with the code in
> the
> > timer event...
Dimitris Anogiatis a écrit :
> True, I'm still working the kinks on it. It has to do with the code in the
> timer event... and the way the coordinates are interpreted.
>
> I'll keep working on it and update the post when I get it perfect (or as
> close to perfect as possible)
I got it :)
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True, I'm still working the kinks on it. It has to do with the code in the
timer event... and the way the coordinates are interpreted.
I'll keep working on it and update the post when I get it perfect (or as
close to perfect as possible)
Regards,
Dimitris
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 2:20 AM, Jean-Yv
Jean-Yves F. Barbier a écrit :
Stranger: if I changed the Mode property from Single to None, the
not-selection (nevertheless displayed as a dotted line square) is
working perfectly.
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Dimitris Anogiatis a écrit :
> JY, I think I got it working the way you want it...
YES, thanks Dimitri its working almost exactly as I wanted!
I said almost because I've got a weird behaviour: my arrow cursor is pointing
~30° up-left and it is not the arrow's tip that trigger the change, it is it
JY, I think I got it working the way you want it...
try my example with a new project with a listview and a timer. Set the timer
for 10 miliseconds and enable it
and paste this code in the class
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Dimitris Anogiatis a écrit :
> JY,to select a specific item in a listview you have to provide the item's
> key like this
>
> Listview1["Blah"].Selected = True
>
> if you want to automatically select the first item that is on the listview
> you try this
>
> IF Listview1.Count > 0 THEN
> Listvi
It won't work anyway, for reasons which are known only to the
implementor, the mousemove event fires only when the mouse button is
down AND the mouse is moving within the confines of the listbox (so that
would be a MouseMoveWithButtonDown event then). IMHO this is not as
useful as simply having
Stephen Bungay a écrit :
>I suppose one could use the MouseMove event, track the mouse position
> over the listbox and highlight the item that it is over... I seem to
> recall something about this... just it was a long time ago and now Iits
> fuzzy as to if it was in VB 6.0 or Gambas...
>
JY,to select a specific item in a listview you have to provide the item's
key like this
Listview1["Blah"].Selected = True
if you want to automatically select the first item that is on the listview
you try this
IF Listview1.Count > 0 THEN
Listview1.MoveFirst
Listview1.Item.Selected = True
EN
I suppose one could use the MouseMove event, track the mouse position
over the listbox and highlight the item that it is over... I seem to
recall something about this... just it was a long time ago and now Iits
fuzzy as to if it was in VB 6.0 or Gambas...
Sorry, not much help but perhaps i
Hi,
is there a way to make an item appear selected when the mouse is hovering it?
(just after ListBox activation)
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