List object ...?

[Maximus]

Hi,
I'm making a win32 application that has a list control in it. I want the
user to add new items and respect the order he gives (index), also allowing
of move up/down. Is there a class that can help me with this? I mean a class
that can hold an array and have the move up/down and remove function
respecting index order ?

TIA,Max.

[Victor Bazarov]

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[Maximus]

Well I tought that there was something like this in the std library isn't
it?

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[Jonathan Turkanis]

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I'm making a win32 application that has a list control in it. I

want [...]

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Well I tought that there was something like this in the std library

isn't it?

Absolutely. I wrote an extensive win32 GUI library last year which
used the STL. I used std::vectors to store representations of list
items in a list view (this is okay for list views which aren't huge).

However, hooking the vector up to the win32 API is the hard part, and
that is outside the scope of this group.

Jonathan