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400
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Can I change the format of date to be shown in the control
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Default");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Format.1")));
var_Column->PutComputedField(L"%0");
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"dateF(value) replace `/` with `-`");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column1 = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Format.2")));
var_Column1->PutComputedField(L"%0");
var_Column1->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
var_Column1->PutFormatColumn(L"`<b>`+ shortdate(value) + `</b> ` + timeF(value)");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column2 = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Format.3")));
var_Column2->PutComputedField(L"%0");
var_Column2->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
var_Column2->PutFormatColumn(_bstr_t("( dateF(value) replace `/` with `-` ) + ` <b>`+ ( weekday(value) case ( 0 : `Su`; 1 : `Mo`; 2 : `Tu`; 3 : `We`; 4 : `Th`; 5 : `") +
"Fr`; 6 : `Sa`) )");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,2,10,00,00).operator DATE());
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399
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How can I put a picture on the cell's background (method 3)
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetVisualAppearance()->Add(1,"c:\\exontrol\\images\\normal.ebn");
spList1->GetVisualAppearance()->Add(2,"CP:1 0 0 -164 0");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"column");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"column")));
var_Column->PutAlignment(EXLISTLib::CenterAlignment);
var_Column->PutHeaderAlignment(EXLISTLib::CenterAlignment);
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long i = var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
var_Items->PutSelectableItem(i,VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Items->PutCaption(i,long(1),"caption");
var_Items->PutCellBackColor(i,long(1),0x2000000);
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398
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How can I put a picture on the cell's background (method 2)
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetVisualAppearance()->Add(1,"c:\\exontrol\\images\\normal.ebn");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"column");
var_Columns->Add(L"column");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long i = var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
var_Items->PutSelectableItem(i,VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Items->PutCaption(i,long(1),"caption");
var_Items->PutCellBackColor(i,long(1),0x1000000);
var_Items->PutCellPicture(i,long(1),((IDispatch*)(spList1->ExecuteTemplate("loadpicture(`c:\\exontrol\\images\\auction.gif`)"))));
var_Items->PutCellPictureWidth(i,long(1),128);
var_Items->PutCellPictureHeight(i,long(1),spList1->GetDefaultItemHeight());
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397
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How can I put a picture on the cell's background (method 1)
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetVisualAppearance()->Add(1,"c:\\exontrol\\images\\normal.ebn");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"column");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"column")));
var_Column->PutAlignment(EXLISTLib::CenterAlignment);
var_Column->PutHeaderAlignment(EXLISTLib::CenterAlignment);
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long i = var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
var_Items->PutSelectableItem(i,VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Items->PutCaption(i,long(1),"caption");
var_Items->PutCellBackColor(i,long(1),0x1000000);
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396
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How do I access the cells, or how do I get the values in the columns
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"C1");
var_Columns->Add(L"C2");
var_Columns->Add(L"C3");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),"SubItem 1.1");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(2),"SubItem 1.2");
OutputDebugStringW( _bstr_t(var_Items->GetCaption(h,long(2))) );
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395
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How can I apply the same ConditionalFormat on more than 1(one) column (multiple columns and not on item)
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatPtr var_ConditionalFormat = spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"1","K1");
var_ConditionalFormat->PutBackColor(RGB(255,0,0));
var_ConditionalFormat->PutApplyTo(EXLISTLib::FormatApplyToEnum(0x1));
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatPtr var_ConditionalFormat1 = spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"1","K2");
var_ConditionalFormat1->PutBackColor(RGB(255,0,0));
var_ConditionalFormat1->PutApplyTo(EXLISTLib::FormatApplyToEnum(0x2));
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutDrawGridLines(EXLISTLib::GridLinesEnum(0xfffffffc | EXLISTLib::exVLines));
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 1");
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 2");
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 3");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
spList1->EndUpdate();
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394
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How can I get the list of items as they are displayed
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutBackColorAlternate(RGB(240,240,240));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Names");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Mantel");
var_Items->Add("Mechanik");
var_Items->Add("Motor");
var_Items->Add("Murks");
var_Items->Add("Märchen");
var_Items->Add("Möhren");
var_Items->Add("Mühle");
spList1->GetColumns()->GetItem(long(0))->PutSortOrder(EXLISTLib::SortAscending);
spList1->EndUpdate();
OutputDebugStringW( _bstr_t(spList1->GetItems(long(1))) );
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393
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Is posible to reduce the size of the picture to be shown in the column's caption
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutHTMLPicture(L"pic1","c:\\exontrol\\images\\zipdisk.gif");
spList1->PutHeaderHeight(48);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"DefaultSize")))->PutHTMLCaption(L"Default-Size <img>pic1</img> Picture");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"CustomSize")))->PutHTMLCaption(L"Custom-Size <img>pic1:16</img> Picture");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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392
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How can I change the color, font, bold etc for the items/cells in the same column or for the entire column
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatPtr var_ConditionalFormat = spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"1",vtMissing);
var_ConditionalFormat->PutBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat->PutForeColor(RGB(255,0,0));
var_ConditionalFormat->PutApplyTo(EXLISTLib::FormatApplyToEnum(0x1));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C1");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C2")));
var_Column->PutHeaderBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_Column->PutHTMLCaption(L"<fgcolor=FF0000>C2");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add(long(10)),long(1),long(11));
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add(long(12)),long(1),long(13));
spList1->EndUpdate();
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391
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Is it possible to limit the height of item while resizing the row
// AddItem event - Occurs after a new Item is inserted to Items collection.
void OnAddItemList1(long Item)
{
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetItems()->PutItemMinHeight(Item,18);
spList1->GetItems()->PutItemMaxHeight(Item,72);
}
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutItemsAllowSizing(EXLISTLib::exResizeItem);
spList1->PutScrollBySingleLine(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutBackColorAlternate(RGB(240,240,240));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Names");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Mantel");
var_Items->Add("Mechanik");
var_Items->Add("Motor");
var_Items->Add("Murks");
var_Items->Add("Märchen");
var_Items->Add("Möhren");
var_Items->Add("Mühle");
spList1->GetColumns()->GetItem(long(0))->PutSortOrder(EXLISTLib::SortAscending);
spList1->EndUpdate();
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390
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Can I specify un-sortable items so they keep their position once the user sorts the columns
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Def")))->PutSortType(EXLISTLib::SortNumeric);
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->PutSortableItem(var_Items->Add("Unsortable"),VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Items->Add(long(1));
var_Items->Add(long(2));
var_Items->Add(long(3));
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389
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The item is not getting selected when clicking the cell's checkbox. What should I do
// CellStateChanged event - Fired after cell's state is changed.
void OnCellStateChangedList1(long ItemIndex,long ColIndex)
{
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetItems()->PutSelectItem(ItemIndex,VARIANT_TRUE);
}
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Check")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCellHasCheckBox,VARIANT_TRUE);
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(long(0));
var_Items->Add(long(1));
var_Items->Add(long(2));
var_Items->Add(long(3));
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388
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Does your control supports multiple lines tooltip
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutHTMLPicture(L"pic1","c:\\exontrol\\images\\zipdisk.gif");
spList1->PutToolTipDelay(1);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"tootip")))->PutToolTip(_bstr_t("<br><font Tahoma;10>This</font> is a <b>multi-lines</b> tooltip assigned to a column. The tooltip supports built-in HTML tags, ") +
"icons and pictures.<br><br><br><img>pic1</img> picture ... <br><br>");
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387
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How can I prevent highlighting the column from the cursor - point
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetVisualAppearance()->Add(1,_bstr_t("gBFLBCJwBAEHhEJAEGg4BI0IQAAYAQGKIYBkAKBQAGaAoDDUOQzQwAAxDKKUEwsACEIrjKCYVgOHYYRrIMYgBCMJhLEoaZLhEZRQiqDYtRDFQBSDDcPw/EaRZohGaYJ") +
"gEgI=");
spList1->PutBackground(EXLISTLib::exCursorHoverColumn,0x1000000);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"S")))->PutWidth(32);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Level 1")))->PutLevelKey(long(1));
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Level 2")))->PutLevelKey(long(1));
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Level 3")))->PutLevelKey(long(1));
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"E1")))->PutWidth(32);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"E2")))->PutWidth(32);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"E3")))->PutWidth(32);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"E4")))->PutWidth(32);
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386
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Is there any option to show the tooltip programmatically
// MouseMove event - Occurs when the user moves the mouse.
void OnMouseMoveList1(short Button,short Shift,long X,long Y)
{
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->ShowToolTip(_bstr_t(spList1->GetItemFromPoint(-1,-1,c,hit)),"","8","8",vtMissing);
}
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Def");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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385
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Is it possible to prevent covering the colors by selected rows
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutSelBackMode(EXLISTLib::exTransparent);
spList1->PutBackColorAlternate(RGB(240,240,240));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->Add("Item 4");
var_Items->Add("Item 5");
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384
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Can I use PNG images to display pictures in the control
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutHTMLPicture(L"pic1","c:\\exontrol\\images\\card.png");
spList1->PutHeaderHeight(48);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"ColumnName")))->PutHTMLCaption(L"<b>HTML</b> Column <img>pic1</img> Picture");
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383
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Does your control support conditional format and computed fields
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatsPtr var_ConditionalFormats = spList1->GetConditionalFormats();
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatPtr var_ConditionalFormat = var_ConditionalFormats->Add(L"%1 >4",vtMissing);
var_ConditionalFormat->PutBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat->PutStrikeOut(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat->PutForeColor(RGB(255,0,0));
var_ConditionalFormat->PutApplyTo(EXLISTLib::FormatApplyToEnum(0x1));
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatPtr var_ConditionalFormat1 = var_ConditionalFormats->Add(L"%2 > 4",vtMissing);
var_ConditionalFormat1->PutBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat1->PutStrikeOut(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat1->PutForeColor(RGB(255,0,0));
var_ConditionalFormat1->PutApplyTo(EXLISTLib::FormatApplyToEnum(0x2));
EXLISTLib::IConditionalFormatPtr var_ConditionalFormat2 = var_ConditionalFormats->Add(L"%3 > 4",vtMissing);
var_ConditionalFormat2->PutBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat2->PutStrikeOut(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_ConditionalFormat2->PutForeColor(RGB(255,0,0));
var_ConditionalFormat2->PutApplyTo(EXLISTLib::FormatApplyToEnum(0x3));
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Name");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"A")));
var_Column->PutSortType(EXLISTLib::SortNumeric);
var_Column->PutAllowSizing(VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Column->PutWidth(36);
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"len(value) ? value + ' +'");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column1 = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"B")));
var_Column1->PutSortType(EXLISTLib::SortNumeric);
var_Column1->PutAllowSizing(VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Column1->PutWidth(36);
var_Column1->PutFormatColumn(L"len(value) ? value + ' +'");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column2 = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"C")));
var_Column2->PutSortType(EXLISTLib::SortNumeric);
var_Column2->PutAllowSizing(VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Column2->PutWidth(36);
var_Column2->PutFormatColumn(L"len(value) ? value + ' ='");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column3 = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"A+B+C")));
var_Column3->PutSortType(EXLISTLib::SortNumeric);
var_Column3->PutAllowSizing(VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Column3->PutWidth(64);
var_Column3->PutComputedField(L"%1+%2+%3");
var_Column3->PutFormatColumn(L"((0:=dbl(value)) < 10? '<fgcolor=808080><font ;7>' :'<b>') + currency(=:0)");
var_Column3->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h1 = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(1),long(7));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(2),long(3));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(3),long(1));
h1 = var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(1),long(2));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(2),long(5));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(3),long(12));
h1 = var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(1),long(2));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(2),long(2));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(3),long(4));
h1 = var_Items->Add("Item 4");
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(1),long(2));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(2),long(9));
var_Items->PutCaption(h1,long(3),long(4));
spList1->EndUpdate();
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382
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Is there any way to display the vertical scroll bar on the left side, as I want to align my data to the right
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutScrollBars(EXLISTLib::DisableBoth);
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"C1");
var_Columns->Add(L"C2");
var_Columns->Add(L"C3");
var_Columns->Add(L"C4");
var_Columns->Add(L"C5");
var_Columns->Add(L"C6");
var_Columns->Add(L"C7");
var_Columns->Add(L"C8");
spList1->PutRightToLeft(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->EndUpdate();
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381
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Can I display the cell's check box after the text
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column")));
var_Column->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCellHasCheckBox,VARIANT_TRUE);
var_Column->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCellDrawPartsOrder,"caption,check");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->PutCellHasCheckBox(var_Items->Add("Caption 1"),long(0),VARIANT_TRUE);
var_Items->PutCellHasCheckBox(var_Items->Add("Caption 2"),long(0),VARIANT_TRUE);
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380
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Can I change the order of the parts in the cell, as checkbox after the text, and so on
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->Images(_bstr_t("gBJJgBAIDAAGAAEAAQhYAf8Pf4hh0QihCJo2AEZjQAjEZFEaIEaEEaAIAkcbk0olUrlktl0vmExmUzmk1m03nE5nU7nk9n0/oFBoVDolFo1HpFJpVLplNp1PqFRqVTq") +
"lVq1XrFZrVbrldr1fsFhsVjslls1ntFptVrtltt1vuFxuVzul1u13vF5vV7vl9v1/wGBwWDwmFw2HxGJxWLxmNx0xiFdyOTh8Tf9ZymXx+QytcyNgz8r0OblWjyWds+m" +
"0ka1Vf1ta1+r1mos2xrG2xeZ0+a0W0qOx3GO4NV3WeyvD2XJ5XL5nN51aiw+lfSj0gkUkAEllHanHI5j/cHg8EZf7w8vl8j4f/qfEZeB09/vjLAB30+kZQAP/P5/H6/y" +
"NAOAEAwCjMBwFAEDwJBMDwLBYAP2/8Hv8/gAGAD8LQs9w/nhDY/oygIA=");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCellDrawPartsOrder,"caption,check,icon,icons,picture");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Text");
var_Items->PutCellImage(h,long(0),1);
var_Items->PutCellHasCheckBox(h,long(0),VARIANT_TRUE);
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379
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Can I have an image displayed after the text. Can I get that effect without using HTML content
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->Images(_bstr_t("gBJJgBAIDAAGAAEAAQhYAf8Pf4hh0QihCJo2AEZjQAjEZFEaIEaEEaAIAkcbk0olUrlktl0vmExmUzmk1m03nE5nU7nk9n0/oFBoVDolFo1HpFJpVLplNp1PqFRqVTq") +
"lVq1XrFZrVbrldr1fsFhsVjslls1ntFptVrtltt1vuFxuVzul1u13vF5vV7vl9v1/wGBwWDwmFw2HxGJxWLxmNx0xiFdyOTh8Tf9ZymXx+QytcyNgz8r0OblWjyWds+m" +
"0ka1Vf1ta1+r1mos2xrG2xeZ0+a0W0qOx3GO4NV3WeyvD2XJ5XL5nN51aiw+lfSj0gkUkAEllHanHI5j/cHg8EZf7w8vl8j4f/qfEZeB09/vjLAB30+kZQAP/P5/H6/y" +
"NAOAEAwCjMBwFAEDwJBMDwLBYAP2/8Hv8/gAGAD8LQs9w/nhDY/oygIA=");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCellDrawPartsOrder,"caption,icon,check,icons,picture");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Text");
var_Items->PutCellImage(h,long(0),1);
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378
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Is there any way to display the vertical scroll bar on the left side, as I want to align my data to the right
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutScrollBars(EXLISTLib::DisableBoth);
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"C1");
var_Columns->Add(L"C2");
var_Columns->Add(L"C3");
var_Columns->Add(L"C4");
var_Columns->Add(L"C5");
var_Columns->Add(L"C6");
var_Columns->Add(L"C7");
var_Columns->Add(L"C8");
spList1->PutRightToLeft(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->EndUpdate();
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377
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How can I change the foreground color for a particular column
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 1");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Column 2")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exHeaderForeColor,long(8439039));
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 3");
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376
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How can I change the background color for a particular column
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 1");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Column 2")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exHeaderBackColor,long(8439039));
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 3");
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375
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How can I display the column using currency format and enlarge the font for certain values
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Currency")));
var_Column->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"len(value) ? ((0:=dbl(value)) < 10 ? '<fgcolor=808080><font ;7>' : '<b>') + currency(=:0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
var_Items->Add("9.94");
var_Items->Add("11.94");
var_Items->Add("1000");
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374
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How can I highlight only parts of the cells
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"")));
var_Column->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"value replace 'hil' with '<fgcolor=FF0000><b>hil</b></fgcolor>'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Root");
var_Items->Add("Child 1");
var_Items->Add("Child 2");
var_Items->Add("Child 3");
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373
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How can I get the number of occurrences of a specified string in the cell
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"occurrences")));
var_Column->PutComputedField(L"lower(%0) count 'o'");
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"'contains ' + value + ' of \\'o\\' chars'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Root");
var_Items->Add("Child 1 oooof the root");
var_Items->Add("Child 2");
var_Items->Add("Child 3");
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372
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How can I display dates in my format
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date")));
var_Column->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"'<b>' + year(0:=date(value)) + '</b><fgcolor=808080><font ;6> (' + month(=:0) + ' - ' + day(=:0) +')'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,21,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,24,0,00,00).operator DATE());
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371
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How can I display dates in short format
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date")))->PutFormatColumn(L"shortdate(value)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,0,00,00).operator DATE());
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370
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How can I display dates in long format
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date")))->PutFormatColumn(L"longdate(value)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,0,00,00).operator DATE());
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369
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How can I display only the right part of the cell
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Right")));
var_Column->PutComputedField(L"%0 right 2");
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"'\"' + value + '\"'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Root");
var_Items->Add("Child 1");
var_Items->Add("Child 2");
var_Items->Add("SChild 3");
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368
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How can I display only the left part of the cell
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Left")))->PutComputedField(L"%0 left 2");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Root");
var_Items->Add("Child 1");
var_Items->Add("Child 2");
var_Items->Add("SChild 3");
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367
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How can I display true or false instead 0 and -1
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Boolean")))->PutFormatColumn(L"value != 0 ? 'true' : 'false'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_Items->Add(VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Items->Add(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_Items->Add(long(0));
var_Items->Add(long(1));
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366
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How can I display icons or images instead numbers
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->Images(_bstr_t("gBJJgBAIDAAGAAEAAQhYAf8Pf4hh0QihCJo2AEZjQAjEZFEaIEaEEaAIAkcbk0olUrlktl0vmExmUzmk1m03nE5nU7nk9n0/oFBoVDolFo1HpFJpVLplNp1PqFRqVTq") +
"lVq1XrFZrVbrldr1fsFhsVjslls1ntFptVrtltt1vuFxuVzul1u13vF5vV7vl9v1/wGBwWDwmFw2HxGJxWLxmNx0xiFdyOTh8Tf9ZymXx+QytcyNgz8r0OblWjyWds+m" +
"0ka1Vf1ta1+r1mos2xrG2xeZ0+a0W0qOx3GO4NV3WeyvD2XJ5XL5nN51aiw+lfSj0gkUkAEllHanHI5j/cHg8EZf7w8vl8j4f/qfEZeB09/vjLAB30+kZQAP/P5/H6/y" +
"NAOAEAwCjMBwFAEDwJBMDwLBYAP2/8Hv8/gAGAD8LQs9w/nhDY/oygIA=");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Icons")));
var_Column->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exCaptionFormat,long(1));
var_Column->PutFormatColumn(L"'The cell displays the icon <img>'+value+'</img> instead ' + value");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(long(1));
var_Items->Add(long(2));
var_Items->Add(long(3));
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365
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How can I display the column using currency
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Currency")))->PutFormatColumn(L"currency(dbl(value))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
var_Items->Add("0");
var_Items->Add(long(5));
var_Items->Add("10000.99");
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364
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Is is possible to use HTML tags to display in the filter caption
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarCaption(L"This is a bit of text being displayed in the filter bar.");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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363
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How can I find the number of items after filtering
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(0),var_Items->GetVisibleItemCount());
spList1->EndUpdate();
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362
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How can I change the filter caption
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::FilterPromptEnum(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptWords | EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAll));
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london robert");
spList1->PutFilterBarCaption(L"<r>Found: ... ");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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361
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While using the filter prompt is it is possible to use wild characters
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptPattern);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"lon* seat*");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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360
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How can I list all items that contains any of specified words, not necessary at the beggining
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::FilterPromptEnum(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptStartWords | EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAny));
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london davolio");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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How can I list all items that contains any of specified words, not strings
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::FilterPromptEnum(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptWords | EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAny));
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london nancy");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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How can I list all items that contains all specified words, not strings
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::FilterPromptEnum(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptWords | EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAll));
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london robert");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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I've noticed that the filtering by prompt is not case sensitive, is is possible to make it case sensitive
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::FilterPromptEnum(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptCaseSensitive | EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAny));
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"Anne");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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356
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Is it possible to list only items that ends with any of specified strings
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptEndWith);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptColumns("0");
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"Fuller");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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Is it possible to list only items that ends with any of specified strings
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptEndWith);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptColumns("0");
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"Fuller");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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354
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Is it possible to list only items that starts with any of specified strings
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptStartWith);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptColumns("0");
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"An M");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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Is it possible to list only items that starts with specified string
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptStartWith);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptColumns("0");
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"A");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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352
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How can I specify that the list should include any of the seqeunces in the pattern
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAny);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london seattle");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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How can I specify that all sequences in the filter pattern must be included in the list
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptType(EXLISTLib::exFilterPromptContainsAll);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london manager");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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350
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How do I change at runtime the filter prompt
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london manager");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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349
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How do I specify to filter only a single column when using the filter prompt
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptColumns("2,3");
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptPattern(L"london");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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348
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How do I change the prompt or the caption being displayed in the filter bar
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutFilterBarPrompt(L"changed");
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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347
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How do I enable the filter prompt feature
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->PutContinueColumnScroll(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->PutSearchColumnIndex(1);
spList1->PutFilterBarPromptVisible(VARIANT_TRUE);
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Name")))->PutWidth(96);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Title")))->PutWidth(96);
var_Columns->Add(L"City");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h0 = var_Items->Add("Nancy Davolio");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Andrew Fuller");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Vice President, Sales");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Tacoma");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(h0,VARIANT_TRUE);
h0 = var_Items->Add("Janet Leverling");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Kirkland");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Margaret Peacock");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Redmond");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Steven Buchanan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Manager");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Michael Suyama");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Robert King");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Laura Callahan");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Inside Sales Coordinator");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"Seattle");
h0 = var_Items->Add("Anne Dodsworth");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(1),"Sales Representative");
var_Items->PutCaption(h0,long(2),"London");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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346
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Is it possible to change the style for the vertical or horizontal grid lines, in the list area
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutDrawGridLines(EXLISTLib::exAllLines);
spList1->PutGridLineStyle(EXLISTLib::GridLinesStyleEnum(EXLISTLib::exGridLinesVSolid | EXLISTLib::exGridLinesHDot4));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C1");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C2");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C3");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),"SubItem 1.2");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(2),"SubItem 1.3");
h = var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),"SubItem 2.2");
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(2),"SubItem 2.3");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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345
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Is it possible to change the style for the grid lines, for instance to be solid not dotted
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutDrawGridLines(EXLISTLib::exAllLines);
spList1->PutGridLineStyle(EXLISTLib::exGridLinesSolid);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column");
spList1->EndUpdate();
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344
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How can I filter programatically using more columns
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->PutMarkSearchColumn(VARIANT_FALSE);
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Car");
var_Columns->Add(L"Equipment");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add("Mazda"),long(1),"Air Bag");
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add("Toyota"),long(1),"Air Bag,Air condition");
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add("Ford"),long(1),"Air condition");
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add("Nissan"),long(1),"Air Bag,ABS,ESP");
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add("Mazda"),long(1),"Air Bag, ABS,ESP");
var_Items->PutCaption(var_Items->Add("Mazda"),long(1),"ABS,ESP");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = spList1->GetColumns()->GetItem("Car");
var_Column->PutFilterType(EXLISTLib::exFilter);
var_Column->PutFilter(L"Mazda");
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column1 = spList1->GetColumns()->GetItem("Equipment");
var_Column1->PutFilterType(EXLISTLib::exPattern);
var_Column1->PutFilter(L"*ABS*|*ESP*");
spList1->ApplyFilter();
spList1->EndUpdate();
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343
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How do I find an item based on my extra data
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Default");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->PutItemData(var_Items->Add("Item 3"),long(1234));
var_Items->Add("Item 4");
var_Items->PutItemBold(var_Items->GetFindItemData(long(1234),vtMissing),VARIANT_TRUE);
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342
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How do I print the control's content
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->BeginUpdate();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Currency")))->PutComputedField(L"len(%0) ? currency(dbl(%0)) : ''");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
var_Items->Add("0");
var_Items->PutItemBackColor(var_Items->Add(vtMissing),RGB(255,128,128));
var_Items->Add("10000.99");
spList1->EndUpdate();
/*
Includes the definition for CreateObject function like follows:
#include <comdef.h>
IUnknownPtr CreateObject( BSTR Object )
{
IUnknownPtr spResult;
spResult.CreateInstance( Object );
return spResult;
};
*/
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXPRINTLib' for the library: 'ExPrint 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExPrint.dll>
using namespace EXPRINTLib;
*/
EXPRINTLib::IExPrintPtr var_Print = ::CreateObject(L"Exontrol.Print");
var_Print->PutPrintExt(((EXLISTLib::IListPtr)(spList1)));
var_Print->Preview();
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341
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How can I display the currency only for not empty cells
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Currency")))->PutComputedField(L"len(%0) ? currency(dbl(%0)) : ''");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
var_Items->Add("0");
var_Items->PutItemBackColor(var_Items->Add(vtMissing),RGB(255,128,128));
var_Items->Add("10000.99");
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340
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Is there a function to display the number of days between two date including the number of hours
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Start")))->PutWidth(32);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"End");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Duration")))->PutComputedField(_bstr_t("2:=((1:=int(0:= date(%1)-date(%0))) = 0 ? '' : str(=:1) + ' day(s)') + ( 3:=round(24*(=:0-floor(=:0))) ? (len(=:2) ? ' and ' : ") +
"'') + =:3 + ' hour(s)' : '' )");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2001,1,14,0,00,00).operator DATE());
h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2002,3,14,13,00,00).operator DATE());
h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2003,4,11,11,00,00).operator DATE());
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Is there a function to display the number of days between two date including the number of hours
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Start");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"End");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Duration")))->PutComputedField(L"\"D \" + int(date(%1)-date(%0)) + \" H \" + round(24*(date(%1)-date(%0) - floor(date(%1)-date(%0))))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2001,1,14,23,00,00).operator DATE());
h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2002,3,14,13,00,00).operator DATE());
h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2003,4,11,11,00,00).operator DATE());
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338
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How can I display the number of days between two dates
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Start");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"End");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Duration")))->PutComputedField(L"(date(%1)-date(%0)) + ' days'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2001,1,14,0,00,00).operator DATE());
h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2002,3,14,0,00,00).operator DATE());
h = var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,0,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->PutCaption(h,long(1),COleDateTime(2003,4,11,0,00,00).operator DATE());
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337
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How can I get second part of the date
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Second")))->PutComputedField(L"sec(date(%0))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,10,10,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,11,01,22).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,12,23,01).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,14,13,11,59).operator DATE());
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336
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How can I get minute part of the date
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Minute")))->PutComputedField(L"min(date(%0))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,10,10,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,11,01,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,12,23,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,14,13,11,00).operator DATE());
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335
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How can I check the hour part only so I know it was afternoon
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"hour(%0)>=12",vtMissing)->PutBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Hour")))->PutComputedField(L"hour(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,14,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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334
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What about a function to get the day in the week, or days since Sunday
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"WeekDay")))->PutComputedField(L"weekday(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,14,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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333
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Is there any function to get the day of the year or number of days since January 1st
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Day since January 1st")))->PutComputedField(L"yearday(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,14,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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332
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How can I display only the day of the date
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Day")))->PutComputedField(L"day(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,11,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,22,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,13,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,14,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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331
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How can I display only the month of the date
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Month")))->PutComputedField(L"month(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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330
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How can I get only the year part from a date expression
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Year")))->PutComputedField(L"year(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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329
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Can I convert the expression to date
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date")))->PutComputedField(L"date(dbl(%0))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("30000.99");
var_Items->Add("3561.23");
var_Items->Add("1232.34");
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328
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Can I convert the expression to a number, double or float
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number + 2")))->PutComputedField(L"dbl(%0)+2");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("0.99");
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
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327
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How can I display dates in long format
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"LongFormat")))->PutComputedField(L"longdate(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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326
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How can I display dates in short format
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"ShortFormat")))->PutComputedField(L"shortdate(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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325
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How can I display the time only of a date expression
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Date");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Time")))->PutComputedField(L"'time is:' + time(date(%0))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2001,1,1,10,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2002,2,2,11,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2003,3,3,12,00,00).operator DATE());
var_Items->Add(COleDateTime(2004,4,4,13,00,00).operator DATE());
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324
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Is there any function to display currencies, or money formatted as in the control panel
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Currency")))->PutComputedField(L"currency(dbl(%0))");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
var_Items->Add("10000.99");
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323
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How can I convert the expression to a string so I can look into the date string expression for month's name
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Str")))->PutComputedField(L"str(%0) + ' AA'");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("0.99");
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
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322
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Can I display the absolute value or positive part of the number
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Abs")))->PutComputedField(L"abs(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("0.99");
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
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321
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Is there any function to get largest number with no fraction part that is not greater than the value
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Floor")))->PutComputedField(L"floor(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("0.99");
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
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320
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Is there any function to round the values base on the .5 value
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Round")))->PutComputedField(L"round(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("0.99");
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
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319
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How can I get or display the integer part of the cell
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Number");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Int")))->PutComputedField(L"int(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("-1.98");
var_Items->Add("0.99");
var_Items->Add("1.23");
var_Items->Add("2.34");
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318
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How can I display names as proper ( first leter of the word must be in uppercase, and the rest in lowercase )
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"")))->PutComputedField(L"proper(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("item item");
var_Items->Add("item item");
var_Items->Add("item item");
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317
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Is there any option to display cells in uppercase
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"")))->PutComputedField(L"upper(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->Add("Item 4 - child");
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316
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Is there any option to display cells in lowercase
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"")))->PutComputedField(L"lower(%0)");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->Add("Item 4 - child");
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315
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How can I mark the cells that has a specified type, ie strings only
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"type(%0) = 8",vtMissing)->PutForeColor(RGB(255,0,0));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add(long(2));
var_Items->Add("Item 4 - child");
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314
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How can I bold the items that contains data or those who displays empty strings
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"not len(%1)=0",vtMissing)->PutBold(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C1");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"C2");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
long h = var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
long hC = var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->PutCaption(hC,long(1),"1");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
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313
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Can I change the background color for items or cells that contains a specified string
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"%0 contains 'hi'",vtMissing)->PutBackColor(RGB(255,0,0));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->Add("Item 4 - child");
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312
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Is there any option to change the fore color for cells or items that ends with a specified string
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"%0 endwith '22'",vtMissing)->PutForeColor(RGB(255,0,0));
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 1.22");
var_Items->Add("Item 2.22");
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311
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How can I highlight the cells or items that starts with a specified string
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetConditionalFormats()->Add(L"%0 startwith 'C'",vtMissing)->PutUnderline(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("CItem 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->Add("Item 4");
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310
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How can I change the foreground color for a particular column
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 1");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Column 2")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exHeaderForeColor,long(8439039));
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 3");
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309
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How can I change the background color for a particular column
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnsPtr var_Columns = spList1->GetColumns();
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 1");
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(var_Columns->Add(L"Column 2")))->PutDef(EXLISTLib::exHeaderBackColor,long(8439039));
var_Columns->Add(L"Column 3");
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308
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How can I display the column's header using multiple lines
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutHeaderHeight(128);
spList1->PutHeaderSingleLine(VARIANT_FALSE);
((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"This is just a column that should break the header.")))->PutWidth(32);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"This is just another column that should break the header.");
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307
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How can I align the text/caption on the scroll bar
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutScrollPartCaption(EXLISTLib::exHScroll,EXLISTLib::exLowerBackPart,L"left");
spList1->PutScrollPartCaptionAlignment(EXLISTLib::exHScroll,EXLISTLib::exLowerBackPart,EXLISTLib::LeftAlignment);
spList1->PutScrollPartCaption(EXLISTLib::exHScroll,EXLISTLib::exUpperBackPart,L"right");
spList1->PutScrollPartCaptionAlignment(EXLISTLib::exHScroll,EXLISTLib::exUpperBackPart,EXLISTLib::RightAlignment);
spList1->PutColumnAutoResize(VARIANT_FALSE);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"1");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"2");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"3");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"4");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"5");
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"6");
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306
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How do I select the next row/item
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
var_Items->Add("Item 2");
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
var_Items->PutSelectItem(var_Items->GetNextVisibleItem(var_Items->GetFocusItem()),VARIANT_TRUE);
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305
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How do I enable resizing ( changing the height ) the items at runtime
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutItemsAllowSizing(EXLISTLib::exResizeItem);
spList1->PutDrawGridLines(EXLISTLib::exHLines);
spList1->PutScrollBySingleLine(VARIANT_TRUE);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column");
spList1->GetItems()->Add("Item 1");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->PutItemHeight(var_Items->Add("Item 2"),48);
spList1->GetItems()->Add("Item 3");
spList1->GetItems()->Add("Item 4");
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304
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How do I enable resizing all the items at runtime
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->PutItemsAllowSizing(EXLISTLib::exResizeAllItems);
spList1->PutDrawGridLines(EXLISTLib::exHLines);
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column");
spList1->GetItems()->Add("Item 1");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->PutItemHeight(var_Items->Add("Item 2"),48);
spList1->GetItems()->Add("Item 3");
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303
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How can I remove the filter
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr var_Column = ((EXLISTLib::IColumnPtr)(spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Column")));
var_Column->PutDisplayFilterButton(VARIANT_TRUE);
var_Column->PutFilterType(EXLISTLib::exBlanks);
spList1->ApplyFilter();
spList1->ClearFilter();
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302
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How do I change the control's border, using your EBN files
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetVisualAppearance()->Add(1,"c:\\exontrol\\images\\normal.ebn");
spList1->PutAppearance(EXLISTLib::AppearanceEnum(0x1000000));
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301
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Can I change the style for break or divider line
/*
Copy and paste the following directives to your header file as
it defines the namespace 'EXLISTLib' for the library: 'ExList 1.0 Control Library'
#import <ExList.dll>
using namespace EXLISTLib;
*/
EXLISTLib::IListPtr spList1 = GetDlgItem(IDC_LIST1)->GetControlUnknown();
spList1->GetColumns()->Add(L"Default");
EXLISTLib::IItemsPtr var_Items = spList1->GetItems();
var_Items->Add("Item 1");
long h = var_Items->Add(vtMissing);
var_Items->PutItemBreak(h,EXLISTLib::DoubleLine);
var_Items->PutSelectableItem(h,VARIANT_FALSE);
var_Items->Add("Item 3");
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