ListView and Icons

[Simon Morris]

How do you add I icon to a ListView at run time, the icon is in a ImageList
(ImageIndex = 0)? I am using the follow code to add item.



Dim item4 As New ListViewItem("L oad Island Data", 1)

item4.SubItems. Add(Format(Micr osoft.VisualBas ic.Timer - sngStartTime, "0.0"
& " sec"))

item4.SubItems. Add("All map data loaded in to memory")

TaslList.Items. AddRange(New ListViewItem() {item4})

[Ed Kaim [MSFT]]

Re: ListView and Icons

I often cheat and do something like:

Me.ListView1.Sm allImageList.Im ages.Add(MyNewI temIcon)

Me.ListView1.It ems.Add(MyItemT ext,
Me.ListView1.Sm allImageList.Im ages.Count - 1)



First it adds the image I want to use to the ListView's small image list.
Then it adds a new item and points the image to the last image in the small
image list, which is the one I just added. I don't recommed this if you're
going to be adding a lot of images because it will end up eating a lot of
memory. It should be fine if you're just doing a runtime population of the
control and won't be adding more afterwards.

"Simon Morris" <nzavalanche@ho tmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you add I icon to a ListView at run time, the icon is in a[/color]
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> (ImageIndex = 0)? I am using the follow code to add item.
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> Dim item4 As New ListViewItem("L oad Island Data", 1)
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> item4.SubItems. Add(Format(Micr osoft.VisualBas ic.Timer - sngStartTime,[/color]
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> & " sec"))
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> item4.SubItems. Add("All map data loaded in to memory")
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> TaslList.Items. AddRange(New ListViewItem() {item4})
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