Progress Bar in a List View

[Geoff Hilyard]

I was looking for a way to make a progress bar in a list
view, much like what several people have done in VC 6 and
MFC. However, I can't find anything on how to do it in
Managed C++ and/or using the form designer. I assume it
is either really difficult, or just impossible. Can any
body either point me someplace on how to do this, or give
an example?? Do I have to create my own control by
inheriting from the ListViewItem class (I don't think this
will work)?? Help...

GE

[Sin]

> I was looking for a way to make a progress bar in a list

view, much like what several people have done in VC 6 and
MFC. However, I can't find anything on how to do it in
Managed C++ and/or using the form designer. I assume it
is either really difficult, or just impossible. Can any
body either point me someplace on how to do this, or give
an example?? Do I have to create my own control by
inheriting from the ListViewItem class (I don't think this
will work)?? Help...

I'd look into ownerdrawn listview items... It's quite easy to do if you know
GDI...

Alex.

[Geoff Hilyard]

>

I'd look into ownerdrawn listview items... It's quite easy to do if you knowGDI...

That would work if I could use MFC. However, this is a
managed C++ program. I can't seam to find any ownerdrawn
stuff for a managed listview. I'm trying to find either
how to do it, or some article on how to make it yourself..

GE

[Sin]

> That would work if I could use MFC. However, this is a

managed C++ program. I can't seam to find any ownerdrawn
stuff for a managed listview. I'm trying to find either
how to do it, or some article on how to make it yourself..

Eumm you're right it's not the fact you're using MFC or not, or managed C++.
The listview does not have the ownerdrawn stuff if I remember right... I
suspect it's just the .NET control so you can still use the API do do it
(change the style, and subclass the window).

Good luck...

Alex.