Creates a new ListView object; can also be called as PARENT->AddListView(%OPTIONS).
Inserts one or more items in the control; each item must be passed as an hash reference. See InsertItem() for a list of the available key/values of these hashes.
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Deletes all items from the ListView.
Gets or sets the width of the specified COLUMN; WIDTH can be the desired
width in pixels or one of the following special values:
Returns the number of items in the ListView.
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Removes the zero-based INDEX item from the ListView.
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Returns the index of the first visible item in the ListView.
See ItemInfo().
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Inserts a new item in the control. (@)OPT: -image => NUMBER (@)OPT:
index of an image from the associated ImageList (@)OPT: -indent =>
NUMBER (@)OPT: how much the item must be indented; one unit (@)OPT: is the
width of an item image, so 2 is twice (@)OPT: the width of the image, and
so on. (@)OPT: -item => NUMBER (@)OPT: zero-based index for the new
item; the default (@)OPT: is to add the item at the end of the list.
(@)OPT: -selected => 0/1, default 0 (@)OPT: -text => STRING (@)OPT:
the text for the item
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Returns an associative array of information about the given zero-based
INDEX item:
Optionally, a SUBINDEX (one-based index) can be given, to get the text for
the specified column.
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Retuns an array containing the zero-based indexes of selected items.
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See ChangeItem().
Gets or sets the background color for the text in the ListView.
Gets or sets the text color for the ListView.
-1 automatically size the column
-2 automatically size the column to fit the header text
-image
-state
-text
Sent when the user clicks on a column header in the ListView; ITEM specifies the one-based index of the selected column.
Sent when the user changes the checkbox of an item in the ListView; ITEM
specifies the zero-based index of the selected item.
Sent when the user selects an item in the ListView; ITEM specifies the
zero-based index of the selected item.
Sent when the user presses a key while the ListView control has focus; KEY
is the ASCII code of the key being pressed.