LoneRobot
07-18-2005, 03:05 PM
Hi all,
im having a bit of a monday brain day and cant get my head around this in the MXS help
on <control_name> ItemClick Item:ListItem do ( ... )
Called when the user clicked a ListItem. The Item argument will contain the 0-based index of the row that has been clicked.
I thought it would mean something like this-
on lv ItemClick numb do
(
messagebox (numb as string)
)
so clicking the particular row would return the box number integer, a bit like a listbox
since ive built the listview via an array -
for o = 1 to sr_all_files.count do
(
li = lv.ListItems.add()
li.text = rname[o]
)
id hoped to put an event handler that could reference the item in that array, ie lv.listitem[a] triggers and event that does something to rname[a]
when i try ths method all i get in the messagebox is the string "listitem"
am i addressing the wrong bit, ie the active x itself and not the listitems? :shrug::hmm:
can anyone help me out?
im having a bit of a monday brain day and cant get my head around this in the MXS help
on <control_name> ItemClick Item:ListItem do ( ... )
Called when the user clicked a ListItem. The Item argument will contain the 0-based index of the row that has been clicked.
I thought it would mean something like this-
on lv ItemClick numb do
(
messagebox (numb as string)
)
so clicking the particular row would return the box number integer, a bit like a listbox
since ive built the listview via an array -
for o = 1 to sr_all_files.count do
(
li = lv.ListItems.add()
li.text = rname[o]
)
id hoped to put an event handler that could reference the item in that array, ie lv.listitem[a] triggers and event that does something to rname[a]
when i try ths method all i get in the messagebox is the string "listitem"
am i addressing the wrong bit, ie the active x itself and not the listitems? :shrug::hmm:
can anyone help me out?