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[gsb58]

Hi!

This saves data from column1 in a Listview to disk like: 2005-09-20.txt

I've come so far in my research:

Dim fs As New FileStream("C:\ " &
MyCalendar.Toda yDate.ToShortDa teString() & ".txt",
FileMode.OpenOr Create)

Dim sw As New StreamWriter(fs )
fs.Flush()
sw.Flush()
Dim r1 As Integer
For r1 = 0 To lstMyList.Items .Count - 1

sw.WriteLine(ls tMyList.Items.I tem(r1).Text)

Next

sw.Close()
fs.Close()

However, how am I about to cycle through the second column and write it
to the same textfile?

The listview has two columns. Column1 will hold time like:

07:00
07:30....etc

Column2 will hold text, so it will look like:

07:00 Remember to eat something
07:30 Get dressed

Hope anybody can give me a better understanding on this subject.

Me.Name

[Peter Proost]

Hi, this should help, in a listview with multicolumns the values are saved
as subitems of the mainitems you can access them like this:

For i As Integer = 0 To ListView1.Items .Count - 1
objWrite.WriteL ine(ListView1.I tems(i).SubItem s(0).Text & " " &
ListView1.Items (i).SubItems(1) .Text)
Next

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Hi!

This saves data from column1 in a Listview to disk like: 2005-09-20.txt

I've come so far in my research:

Dim fs As New FileStream("C:\ " &
MyCalendar.Toda yDate.ToShortDa teString() & ".txt",
FileMode.OpenOr Create)

Dim sw As New StreamWriter(fs )
fs.Flush()
sw.Flush()
Dim r1 As Integer
For r1 = 0 To lstMyList.Items .Count - 1

sw.WriteLine(ls tMyList.Items.I tem(r1).Text)

Next

sw.Close()
fs.Close()

However, how am I about to cycle through the second column and write it
to the same textfile?

The listview has two columns. Column1 will hold time like:

07:00
07:30....etc

Column2 will hold text, so it will look like:

07:00 Remember to eat something
07:30 Get dressed

Hope anybody can give me a better understanding on this subject.

Me.Name

[Collin Bennett]

Does it have to be text? If not, then serialize the complete control
using the BinaryFormatter to file.

gs***@hotmail.c om wrote:

Hi!

This saves data from column1 in a Listview to disk like: 2005-09-20.txt

I've come so far in my research:

Dim fs As New FileStream("C:\ " &
MyCalendar.Toda yDate.ToShortDa teString() & ".txt",
FileMode.OpenOr Create)

Dim sw As New StreamWriter(fs )
fs.Flush()
sw.Flush()
Dim r1 As Integer
For r1 = 0 To lstMyList.Items .Count - 1

sw.WriteLine(ls tMyList.Items.I tem(r1).Text)

Next

sw.Close()
fs.Close()

However, how am I about to cycle through the second column and write it
to the same textfile?

The listview has two columns. Column1 will hold time like:

07:00
07:30....etc

Column2 will hold text, so it will look like:

07:00 Remember to eat something
07:30 Get dressed

Hope anybody can give me a better understanding on this subject.

Me.Name