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Ping Ken HalterAfter searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a
Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post from January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to accomplish it with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not realizing it could be done with foreground. I'm just here to say "Thank you." -- Dale Beckett So, where is the party;)))
Martin Show quoteHide quote "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> schreef in bericht news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... > > > After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a > Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post from > January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to accomplish it > with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not realizing > it > could be done with foreground. > > I'm just here to say "Thank you." > > > -- > > Dale Beckett Do you have a link to that message?
I had to do the same thing and also spent some time on it. I also finally found the answer (somewhere :-S). It was done thourgh subclassing. I wonder if it is the same method that Ken describes. Thanks Saga Show quoteHide quote "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... > > > After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a > Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post > from > January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to accomplish > it > with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not > realizing it > could be done with foreground. > > I'm just here to say "Thank you." > > > -- > > Dale Beckett Saga alleged...
> No, there is no subclassing involved, just a rewrite of the method used to > Do you have a link to that message? > > I had to do the same thing and also spent some time on it. > I also finally found the answer (somewhere :-S). It was > done thourgh subclassing. I wonder if it is the same method > that Ken describes. > > Thanks > Saga > [] populate my Listview. I would still prefer to be able to fiddle with the background color on a row by row basis, but this works very well. Here's the link (this is going to wrap a lot): http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion/brows e_thread/thread/fd0b1f09f03164/49b398170c907f0%2349b398170c907f0? sa=X&oi=groupsr&start=2&num=3 -- Dale Beckett Thanks! I'll have a look
Saga Show quoteHide quote "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message news:MPG.1db898ca76521f6c9896d0@news.microsoft.com... > Saga alleged... >> >> Do you have a link to that message? >> >> I had to do the same thing and also spent some time on it. >> I also finally found the answer (somewhere :-S). It was >> done thourgh subclassing. I wonder if it is the same method >> that Ken describes. >> >> Thanks >> Saga >> [] > > > No, there is no subclassing involved, just a rewrite of the method > used to > populate my Listview. I would still prefer to be able to fiddle with > the > background color on a row by row basis, but this works very well. > > Here's the link (this is going to wrap a lot): > > http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion/brows > e_thread/thread/fd0b1f09f03164/49b398170c907f0%2349b398170c907f0? > sa=X&oi=groupsr&start=2&num=3 > > -- > > Dale Beckett
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"Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message You're welcome! :-)news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... > > > After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a > Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post from > January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to accomplish it > with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not realizing > it > could be done with foreground. > > I'm just here to say "Thank you." > > > -- > > Dale Beckett If you're still interested in changing background colors (and don't mind using some fairly hard-core methods to achieve the effect), see: CustomDrawLV Demo "This project shows how to display any row, item or subitem in a listview control in a different color than the rest of the rows by subclassing the NM_CUSTOMDRAW message that is sent to the parent of the listview before each item is drawn." http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/Sample_Projects.htm#CustomDrawLV_Demo -- Ken Halter - MS-MVP-VB - http://www.vbsight.com DLL Hell problems? Try ComGuard - http://www.vbsight.com/ComGuard.htm Please keep all discussions in the groups.. I believe that that is the method I used.
Beware though, if it is, VB crashes horribly whenever the application exits without resetting (or releasing) the hook that is used to draw the background. (My terminology might be off, it was while back that I did this.) Saga Show quoteHide quote "Ken Halter" <Ken_Halter@Use_Sparingly_Hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%23gvwfyD0FHA.2312@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message > news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... >> >> >> After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a >> Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post >> from >> January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to accomplish >> it >> with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not >> realizing it >> could be done with foreground. >> >> I'm just here to say "Thank you." >> >> >> -- >> >> Dale Beckett > > You're welcome! :-) > > If you're still interested in changing background colors (and don't > mind using some fairly hard-core methods to achieve the effect), see: > > CustomDrawLV Demo > "This project shows how to display any row, item or subitem in a > listview control in a different color than the rest of the rows by > subclassing the NM_CUSTOMDRAW message that is sent to the parent of > the listview before each item is drawn." > http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/Sample_Projects.htm#CustomDrawLV_Demo > > > -- > Ken Halter - MS-MVP-VB - http://www.vbsight.com > DLL Hell problems? Try ComGuard - http://www.vbsight.com/ComGuard.htm > Please keep all discussions in the groups.. > If you implement a debug hook for when you are running in the IDE, you
can alleviate a large amount of the problems associated with subclassing. The only thing you need to remember is to not use the Stop button to stop the project. You really shouldn't use it anyway except for when you are debugging and AxEXE/DLL. HTH, Bryan _______________________________ Bryan Stafford New Vision Software newvision_don'tspam@mvps.org Show quoteHide quote On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 16:39:11 -0500, "Saga" <antiSpam@somewhere.com> wrote: > >I believe that that is the method I used. > >Beware though, if it is, VB crashes horribly whenever the application >exits without resetting (or releasing) the hook that is used to draw the >background. (My terminology might be off, it was while back that I >did this.) > >Saga > >"Ken Halter" <Ken_Halter@Use_Sparingly_Hotmail.com> wrote in message >news:%23gvwfyD0FHA.2312@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >> "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message >> news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... >>> >>> >>> After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a >>> Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post >>> from >>> January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to accomplish >>> it >>> with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not >>> realizing it >>> could be done with foreground. >>> >>> I'm just here to say "Thank you." >>> >>> >>> -- >>> >>> Dale Beckett >> >> You're welcome! :-) >> >> If you're still interested in changing background colors (and don't >> mind using some fairly hard-core methods to achieve the effect), see: >> >> CustomDrawLV Demo >> "This project shows how to display any row, item or subitem in a >> listview control in a different color than the rest of the rows by >> subclassing the NM_CUSTOMDRAW message that is sent to the parent of >> the listview before each item is drawn." >> http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/Sample_Projects.htm#CustomDrawLV_Demo >> >> >> -- >> Ken Halter - MS-MVP-VB - http://www.vbsight.com >> DLL Hell problems? Try ComGuard - http://www.vbsight.com/ComGuard.htm >> Please keep all discussions in the groups.. >> > Thanks Alpine, I'll keep these points in mind :-)
Saga Show quoteHide quote "alpine" <alpine_don'tsendspam@mvps.org> wrote in message news:8imtk1drj0bihltvq9eonli8nb8tpesoum@4ax.com... > If you implement a debug hook for when you are running in the IDE, you > can alleviate a large amount of the problems associated with > subclassing. The only thing you need to remember is to not use the > Stop button to stop the project. You really shouldn't use it anyway > except for when you are debugging and AxEXE/DLL. > > HTH, > Bryan > _______________________________ > Bryan Stafford > New Vision Software > newvision_don'tspam@mvps.org > > > On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 16:39:11 -0500, "Saga" <antiSpam@somewhere.com> > wrote: > >> >>I believe that that is the method I used. >> >>Beware though, if it is, VB crashes horribly whenever the application >>exits without resetting (or releasing) the hook that is used to draw >>the >>background. (My terminology might be off, it was while back that I >>did this.) >> >>Saga >> >>"Ken Halter" <Ken_Halter@Use_Sparingly_Hotmail.com> wrote in message >>news:%23gvwfyD0FHA.2312@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... >>> "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message >>> news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... >>>> >>>> >>>> After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in >>>> a >>>> Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post >>>> from >>>> January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to >>>> accomplish >>>> it >>>> with background color (a near-impossible task, I surmise), not >>>> realizing it >>>> could be done with foreground. >>>> >>>> I'm just here to say "Thank you." >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> >>>> Dale Beckett >>> >>> You're welcome! :-) >>> >>> If you're still interested in changing background colors (and don't >>> mind using some fairly hard-core methods to achieve the effect), >>> see: >>> >>> CustomDrawLV Demo >>> "This project shows how to display any row, item or subitem in a >>> listview control in a different color than the rest of the rows by >>> subclassing the NM_CUSTOMDRAW message that is sent to the parent of >>> the listview before each item is drawn." >>> http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/Sample_Projects.htm#CustomDrawLV_Demo >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Ken Halter - MS-MVP-VB - http://www.vbsight.com >>> DLL Hell problems? Try ComGuard - >>> http://www.vbsight.com/ComGuard.htm >>> Please keep all discussions in the groups.. >>> >> > Ken Halter alleged...
Show quoteHide quote > "Dale" <d***@NOT.com> wrote in message Now THAT looks like what I was trying to do! I'll try to wade through it, > news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com... > >[] > > You're welcome! :-) > > If you're still interested in changing background colors (and don't mind > using some fairly hard-core methods to achieve the effect), see: > > CustomDrawLV Demo > "This project shows how to display any row, item or subitem in a listview > control in a different color than the rest of the rows by subclassing the > NM_CUSTOMDRAW message that is sent to the parent of the listview before each > item is drawn." > http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/Sample_Projects.htm#CustomDrawLV_Demo > > > see if I can understand it, and see if I can adapt it to my own project. Thanks AGAIN! -- Dale Beckett Dale <d***@NOT.com> wrote in
news:MPG.1db886c660f477749896cf@news.microsoft.com: I've _really_ got to get my custom api listview into a class or a user > > > After searching for weeks for a way to highlight different rows in a > Listview with different colors, Google finally turned up your post > from January of 2002, explaining how to do it. I was trying to > accomplish it with background color (a near-impossible task, I > surmise), not realizing it could be done with foreground. > > I'm just here to say "Thank you." > > control so i can let anyone who needs it use it, but it is a 'details' view only lv. 
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