The component allows you to draw columns quickly and easy in the correct position, by using column bounds.Īlso there is a Customization dialog, allowing user to show/hide columns easily.
To use the control, just insert it on the form, and then insert a ListBox inside the DzListHeader control. Let me introduce the DzListHeader control: So, why don’t you use a component to do that? That’s cool but takes a lot of time and you need to do that every single ListBox you need columns.Īssuming that, if you are like me, you gonna to this implementation only when you really need this functionalities, Otherwise, if it’s a simple ListBox, not worth the effort. Also, the next time the user opens the form, the list box should display the items. There is an option to implement all this functionalities by your self. Hi, I need to save items present in a list box to some file (need not be. The thing is, how to organize all columns and allow user to reorder, resize, hide/show columns. I would like to double click on a name (Blah) and have it display text in a memo as well as save all the lines to a Inifile.for example.Say I had Blah, Hello, Delphi in a listbox with there own lines.Line 1BlahLine 2HelloLine 3DelphiI want to save the names in a inifile like below.BlahName BlahNameMemo Memo's textHelloName. To do that, you can use Canvas to paint anything into ListBox line.
txt' CommonDialog1.ShowOpen sFileName CommonDialog1.filename If sFileName '' Then Exit Sub Open sFileName For Input As 1 For i 1 To MAXLINES If EOF ( 1) Then Exit.
CommonDialog1.DialogTitle 'Enter Name Of File To Open' CommonDialog1.Filter 'Txt Files (.txt). If you like to use ListBox to display some data, you have already needed to show more than one column. this is the code that i had for opening the items into the listbox: VB. Component, control, Delphi, header, listbox
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