I was in a thread talking about how to populate a listview from a Linq
query. This got my curiosity up so I created a usercontrol which is a
listview which can be populated from a Linq query.
I has all the same properties / methods available to a listview but behind
the scenes it is really a virtual listview. It is quick to load (33K items
in less than a second including the query).
It can be sorted and uses the dynamic linq vb module provided with VS 2008.
If anyone is interested please let me know and I will publish the code.
Another thing. When I attempted to use the module provided by VS 2008 it
had a namespace which when used would give me all sorts of errors. I
changed the namespace from Namespace System.Linq.Dyn amic to DynamicLinq. If
anyone knows why this would be I would like to know.
Thanks
Lloyd Sheen
query. This got my curiosity up so I created a usercontrol which is a
listview which can be populated from a Linq query.
I has all the same properties / methods available to a listview but behind
the scenes it is really a virtual listview. It is quick to load (33K items
in less than a second including the query).
It can be sorted and uses the dynamic linq vb module provided with VS 2008.
If anyone is interested please let me know and I will publish the code.
Another thing. When I attempted to use the module provided by VS 2008 it
had a namespace which when used would give me all sorts of errors. I
changed the namespace from Namespace System.Linq.Dyn amic to DynamicLinq. If
anyone knows why this would be I would like to know.
Thanks
Lloyd Sheen