Re: ListView item addressing
Antonio Alessi wrote:
>
> Using the win32lib I learn that:
>
> ".. each item in a list view has a unique ID number.. no two listview items
> have the same ID value, regardless of which listview it they are in. The item
> ID is not the same as its index value. The index value is where in a list view
> the item is positioned. The ID is used as a way to identify an item without
> referring to its column values or position. When you add an item using
> addLVItem,
> you get the item's ID returned."
>
> This seems quite clear, but I cannot find any other reference to this ID
> parameter:
> all the described ListView routines seem to make use or refer to the row
> number
> only.
>
> Somebody knows a direct mode to access or update a value into a ListView when
> the rows order has been changed?
Do these unique ID numbers change when you resort?
Don Cole
A Bug is an un-documented feature.
A Feature is a documented Bug.
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