Add items programatically to ListView

[Rob]

Using VS2005

I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...

How can i populate it programatically ?

I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it to
create a new line when adding it.


Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
Dim str(4) As String


Dim itm As ListViewItem


str(0) = "111"
str(1) = "894"
str(2) = "888"
str(3) = "222"

itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)

End Sub

[Mr. Arnold]

Re: Add items programatically to ListView


"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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Using VS2005
>
I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...
>
How can i populate it programatically ?
>
I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it to
create a new line when adding it.
>
>
Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
Dim str(4) As String
>
>
Dim itm As ListViewItem
>
>
str(0) = "111"
str(1) = "894"
str(2) = "888"
str(3) = "222"
>
itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>
End Sub
>

You do have to walk str(0) through str(3) with some kind of For Loop I
would think, if that str() is some kind of an array.

for loop

itm = New ListViewItem(st r(i))
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)

next

[Johnny Jörgensen]

Re: Add items programatically to ListView

I think what the OP meant was this:


Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
Dim str(4) As String


Dim itm As ListViewItem


str(0) = "111"
str(1) = "894"
str(2) = "888"
str(3) = "222"

itm = New ListViewItem(st r(0))
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(1))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(2))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(3))

End Sub
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"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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>Using VS2005
>>
>I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...
>>
>How can i populate it programatically ?
>>
>I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it to
>create a new line when adding it.
>>
>>
>Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
>System.EventAr gs) Handles Button1.Click
> Dim str(4) As String
>>
>>
> Dim itm As ListViewItem
>>
>>
> str(0) = "111"
> str(1) = "894"
> str(2) = "888"
> str(3) = "222"
>>
> itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
> ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>>
> End Sub
>>

>
You do have to walk str(0) through str(3) with some kind of For Loop I
would think, if that str() is some kind of an array.
>
for loop
>
itm = New ListViewItem(st r(i))
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>
next
>
>

[PlatinumBay]

Re: Add items programatically to ListView

Rob,

Make sure the list view is in Details mode.
ListView1.View = System.Windows. Forms.View.Deta ils

Hope this helps,


Steve

"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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Using VS2005
>
I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...
>
How can i populate it programatically ?
>
I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it to
create a new line when adding it.
>
>
Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
Dim str(4) As String
>
>
Dim itm As ListViewItem
>
>
str(0) = "111"
str(1) = "894"
str(2) = "888"
str(3) = "222"
>
itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>
End Sub
>

[Rob]

Re: Add items programatically to ListView

Johnny,

I think I am missing something because "SubItems" code does not work...

Thanks,
Rob



"Johnny Jörgensen" <jojo@altcom.se wrote in message
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>I think what the OP meant was this:
>
>
Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles Button1.Click
Dim str(4) As String
>
>
Dim itm As ListViewItem
>
>
str(0) = "111"
str(1) = "894"
str(2) = "888"
str(3) = "222"
>
itm = New ListViewItem(st r(0))
ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(1))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(2))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(3))
>
End Sub
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>>
>"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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>>Using VS2005
>>>
>>I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...
>>>
>>How can i populate it programatically ?
>>>
>>I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it
>>to create a new line when adding it.
>>>
>>>
>>Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
>>System.EventA rgs) Handles Button1.Click
>> Dim str(4) As String
>>>
>>>
>> Dim itm As ListViewItem
>>>
>>>
>> str(0) = "111"
>> str(1) = "894"
>> str(2) = "888"
>> str(3) = "222"
>>>
>> itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
>> ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>>>
>> End Sub
>>>

>>
>You do have to walk str(0) through str(3) with some kind of For Loop I
>would think, if that str() is some kind of an array.
>>
>for loop
>>
>itm = New ListViewItem(st r(i))
>ListView1.Item s.Add(itm)
>>
>next
>>
>>

>
>

[Rob]

Re: Add items programatically to ListView

Oh I think I see the problem...

ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(1))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(2))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(3))

should be...

itm.SubItems.Ad d(str(1))
itm.SubItems.Ad d(str(2))
itm.SubItems.Ad d(str(3))

Thanks

"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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Johnny,
>
I think I am missing something because "SubItems" code does not work...
>
Thanks,
Rob
>
>
>
"Johnny Jörgensen" <jojo@altcom.se wrote in message
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>>I think what the OP meant was this:
>>
>>
>Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
>System.EventAr gs) Handles Button1.Click
> Dim str(4) As String
>>
>>
> Dim itm As ListViewItem
>>
>>
> str(0) = "111"
> str(1) = "894"
> str(2) = "888"
> str(3) = "222"
>>
> itm = New ListViewItem(st r(0))
> ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
> ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(1))
> ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(2))
> ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(3))
>>
> End Sub
>"Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arnold@Arnold.c omwrote in message
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>>>
>>"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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>>>Using VS2005
>>>>
>>>I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...
>>>>
>>>How can i populate it programatically ?
>>>>
>>>I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it
>>>to create a new line when adding it.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
>>>System.Event Args) Handles Button1.Click
>>> Dim str(4) As String
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Dim itm As ListViewItem
>>>>
>>>>
>>> str(0) = "111"
>>> str(1) = "894"
>>> str(2) = "888"
>>> str(3) = "222"
>>>>
>>> itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
>>> ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>>>>
>>> End Sub
>>>>
>>>
>>You do have to walk str(0) through str(3) with some kind of For Loop I
>>would think, if that str() is some kind of an array.
>>>
>>for loop
>>>
>>itm = New ListViewItem(st r(i))
>>ListView1.Ite ms.Add(itm)
>>>
>>next
>>>
>>>

>>
>>

>
>

[Johnny Jörgensen]

Re: Add items programatically to ListView

True

Sorry - my mistake. I copied your code and forgot to change that...

Cheers,
Johnny J.





"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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Oh I think I see the problem...
>
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(1))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(2))
ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(3))
>
should be...
>
itm.SubItems.Ad d(str(1))
itm.SubItems.Ad d(str(2))
itm.SubItems.Ad d(str(3))
>
Thanks
>
"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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>Johnny,
>>
>I think I am missing something because "SubItems" code does not work...
>>
>Thanks,
>Rob
>>
>>
>>
>"Johnny Jörgensen" <jojo@altcom.se wrote in message
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>>>I think what the OP meant was this:
>>>
>>>
>>Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
>>System.EventA rgs) Handles Button1.Click
>> Dim str(4) As String
>>>
>>>
>> Dim itm As ListViewItem
>>>
>>>
>> str(0) = "111"
>> str(1) = "894"
>> str(2) = "888"
>> str(3) = "222"
>>>
>> itm = New ListViewItem(st r(0))
>> ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>> ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(1))
>> ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(2))
>> ListView1.SubIt ems.Add(str(3))
>>>
>> End Sub
>>"Mr. Arnold" <MR. Arnold@Arnold.c omwrote in message
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>>>>
>>>"Rob" <robc1@yahoo.co mwrote in message
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>>>>Using VS2005
>>>>>
>>>>I have added a Listview containing 4 columns in design mode...
>>>>>
>>>>How can i populate it programatically ?
>>>>>
>>>>I tried... but only "111" shows up in the list view. Also, I want it
>>>>to create a new line when adding it.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>Private Sub Button1_Click(B yVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
>>>>System.Even tArgs) Handles Button1.Click
>>>> Dim str(4) As String
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> Dim itm As ListViewItem
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> str(0) = "111"
>>>> str(1) = "894"
>>>> str(2) = "888"
>>>> str(3) = "222"
>>>>>
>>>> itm = New ListViewItem(st r)
>>>> ListView1.Items .Add(itm)
>>>>>
>>>> End Sub
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>You do have to walk str(0) through str(3) with some kind of For Loop I
>>>would think, if that str() is some kind of an array.
>>>>
>>>for loop
>>>>
>>>itm = New ListViewItem(st r(i))
>>>ListView1.It ems.Add(itm)
>>>>
>>>next
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>

>>
>>

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