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ListView - header's icon alignment
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
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Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Database:
Visual FoxPro
Divers
Thread ID:
01045162
Message ID:
01045308
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Here is the content of help file for alignment:

Alignment Property (ColumnHeader Object)


Returns or sets the alignment of text in a ColumnHeader object.

Syntax

object.Alignment [= integer]

The Alignment Property syntax has these parts:

Part Description
object An object expression that evaluates to a ColumnHeader object.
integer An integer that determines the alignment, as described in Settings.


Settings

The settings for integer are:

Constant Value Description
lvwColumnLeft 0 (Default) Left. Text is aligned left.
lvwColumnRight 1 Right. Text is aligned right.
lvwColumnCenter 2 Center. Text is centered.


object.Add(index, key, text, width, alignment, icon)



>>>>Hi Naomi,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hi everybody,
>>>>>
>>>>>When I try to see Help for ListView control it gives me an error message about not finding the file.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I think, the help is came with Visual Studio 6 (VB). You have to install it to get the help file.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>My question is: how can I set the icon alignment in the header to be right aligned (right after the text). I'd like to replicate Windows Explorer look.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Send LVM_SETCOLUMN message using LVCFMT_BITMAP_ON_RIGHT for LVCOLUMN structure. Take a look at MSDN :)
>>>>
>>>>Good luck
>>>
>>>Do you mean there is NO property? <g> Well, the alignment is not THAT important.
>>
>>I could be wrong. But AFAIK, there is NO such property in the Listview ActiveX. As usual there is always a limitation somewhere <g>
>
>I got the new idea in the meantime. Re-design the whole form using VFP grids instead. It was nice playing with ListViews, though <g>
Luc Nadeau
lnadeau@neova.ca

"the theory, it is when all is known and that nothing works. The practice, it is when all works and that nobody knows why." - Albert Einstein (Nobel of physique 1921)
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