Discussion:
ListView style like in "Process Explorer"
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Ben
2007-09-25 17:15:57 UTC
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Hey guys,

hope I didn't post this in the wrong group.

I'm wondering how to create a listview in the same style like the
Sysinterals' Process Explorer which combines the TreeView with a
ListView (Detail Mode).
I want to create an app that collects and displays dupe MP3 files in
an intuitive way (Title - Song in main level, files with double
information in sub level). The sub items also need a checkbox. Is it
possible to implement that by using the ListView? Can anyone give me a
little hint for doing so?

The normal ListView control is preferred because it implements 90% of
all the functionality I need. Maybe the solution is not that
difficult ;-)

Greetings,
Benjamin
reyes
2007-09-25 17:47:51 UTC
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Post by Ben
Hey guys,
hope I didn't post this in the wrong group.
It's the wrong one.
The right one is microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui
Ron Francis
2007-09-30 03:37:04 UTC
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Can you clear that up for me please.
Seeing that ListView and TreeView can be implemented using the Platform SDK
, why is it the wrong group to post the question?

Regards,
Ron Francis
www.RonaldFrancis.com
Post by reyes
Post by Ben
Hey guys,
hope I didn't post this in the wrong group.
It's the wrong one.
The right one is microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui
reyes
2007-10-01 14:49:20 UTC
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Post by Ron Francis
Can you clear that up for me please.
Seeing that ListView and TreeView can be implemented using the Platform SDK
, why is it the wrong group to post the question?
This group is not used anymore.
(and the control given in answer on the other group apparently doesn't
exist in platform sdk)
Ron Francis
2007-10-01 23:36:16 UTC
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Post by reyes
Post by Ron Francis
Can you clear that up for me please.
Seeing that ListView and TreeView can be implemented using the Platform
SDK , why is it the wrong group to post the question?
This group is not used anymore.
(and the control given in answer on the other group apparently doesn't
exist in platform sdk)
Thanks for that,
I have actually wondered before which was the most appropriate group for
those sort of questions.
Cheers.

Sam Hobbs
2007-10-01 23:06:38 UTC
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This is a good place to ask questions if you want to be rude to others and
you don't really want to get answers. If you really want an answer to your
questions then you need to try to put the question in the newsgroup or forum
that is most likely to get the best answers. It is the best thing you can do
for yourself.

For some reason, many people insist upon posting questions in places they
want to, regardless of how appropriate it is. Then when someone tries to
help them to get the best possible answer, they react as if they have a
right to post wherever they want to. It is a little strange that there are
so many people like that.
Post by Ron Francis
Can you clear that up for me please.
Seeing that ListView and TreeView can be implemented using the Platform
SDK , why is it the wrong group to post the question?
Regards,
Ron Francis
www.RonaldFrancis.com
Post by reyes
Post by Ben
Hey guys,
hope I didn't post this in the wrong group.
It's the wrong one.
The right one is microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ui
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