listview + incell editing

[Won Lee]

Hello,

I created a listview. I want the user to be able to edit the cells of
the listview. I have LableEdit set to true but I can't seem to be able
to select and edit a sell. Activation is set to standard.

I cut and pasted the example in the help files labeld ListView.LableEdit
Property and that doesn't work either!

Any help? Thanks.

Won

[One Handed Man \( OHM - Terry Burns \)]

Remember to BeginEdit for the focused Item

MyListView.FocusedItem.BeginEdit()
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"Won Lee" <no****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Hello,

I created a listview. I want the user to be able to edit the cells of
the listview. I have LableEdit set to true but I can't seem to be able
to select and edit a sell. Activation is set to standard.

I cut and pasted the example in the help files labeld ListView.LableEdit
Property and that doesn't work either!

Any help? Thanks.

Won

[Won Lee]

One Handed Man ( OHM - Terry Burns ) wrote:

Remember to BeginEdit for the focused Item

MyListView.FocusedItem.BeginEdit()

I want the user to edit the item - not the subitem - within the
application at runtime. Although I'm not familiar with the BeginEdit
(I'm going to read up on it now) it seems to be something that I would
use if I had the program changing the contents of the item of the ListView.

OK just read up on it. Do I need to put this inside an event handler?
Maybe selectedItems?

[One Handed Man \( OHM - Terry Burns \)]

yes, normally you would do something like put the code in the Double-Click
event and get the item from the X,Y co-ordinates.

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"Won Lee" <no****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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One Handed Man ( OHM - Terry Burns ) wrote:

Remember to BeginEdit for the focused Item

MyListView.FocusedItem.BeginEdit()
I want the user to edit the item - not the subitem - within the
application at runtime. Although I'm not familiar with the BeginEdit
(I'm going to read up on it now) it seems to be something that I would
use if I had the program changing the contents of the item of the

ListView.
OK just read up on it. Do I need to put this inside an event handler?
Maybe selectedItems?

[Won Lee]

One Handed Man ( OHM - Terry Burns ) wrote:

yes, normally you would do something like put the code in the Double-Click
event and get the item from the X,Y co-ordinates.

I put in in the ListView1_SelectedIndexChanged.
I didn't have to use the x,y co-ordinates as it seems to know which item
is being edited. My only problem is that you have to hold down the
mouse button and press a button before it lets you edit it. I'll
figures something out. Thanks for setting me on the right direction though.