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I miss it, I wouldn't have minded using it temporary as a coding font, but there's no TrueType version of it online I don't want it that bad to convert it. This is desired behavior because you can click on the row to select it, rathere than clicking on the words itself. The contents of the list view are a list of lines that are written in a TEXT file in the same directory that the. One the row is selected, it saves the text in the clipboard.

I added a class called Items that would initialize the list items when the application starts, so any filtering or refreshing will NOT keep on looking at the file.

I can edit it to filter upon pressing enter, and it likely will be by the time you read this. I love the filter functionality because it narrows down a list that was becoming too large for the text to copy. Resize the ListView to match. Dear evl , I have laid my hands on ListView only today and I find the above code very impressive. I am very much in need of the right-click context menu that has been enabled in the above code. I want to study this code as example and also use it for one of my scripts Please Help!

Dear robiandi , Thank you very much for the code. Also, "GuiContextMenu:" is a special label that is triggered automatically when the context menu needs to be displayed. Dear evl , "GuiContextMenu:" is a special label that is triggered automatically when the context menu needs to be displayed. Thanks Please keep a watch on this post. The content you requested has been removed.

Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. I figured out how to do this. I finally figured out how to do what I want display and re-arrange desktop icons. My original question concerned locating, reading and writing to the file where the icon info is stored, but this is not a useful approach.

Here is what I learned:. At startup, Explorer reads info from some arcane file and populates the ListView. On exit, it re-writes that file from the ListView.

So modifying the file would not help because it would be overwritten on exit. The right way to manipulate desktop items is to directly manipulate items in the ListView.

Any changes are immediately visible on change, and are saved on exit. These messages are fairly simple to use with one complication: some require pointers to parameter structures.

These structures must be in Explorer's address space not my app's, so some trickery is needed. Here's how to do it. This function can read memory across different address spaces. I have prototyped these operations and they work as I wanted. My code is quite long but I will post excerpts as soon as I clean it up. A set of commonly used utility functions was created to make code more compact and readable. Under Win10, the solution is much more complicated.

You must use various COM objects and interfaces, e. IShellWindows, etc. God, I hate COM. I did not create a library but rather offer a complete working program below.



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