I would recommend checking for a double-click event and then showing a new
window with the textfield and the corresponding data from the listview and
allowing the user to make the change that way.
Jonathan
At 5/16/2001 11:30 PM, you wrote:
I'm trying to do this:
A Listview with two columns (Property, Value). When the user clicks on an
Item in the list, the Value column becomes editable.
I looked at the EditLabel thing, but that edited the first column only,
and that didn't work properly anyway with the edit-box losing focus right away.
So, I was thinking of placing a Textfield on top of the Listview and
Showing it when the user clicks on an Item. Two problems:
a) How do I get rid of the border around the Textfield?
b) It seems like as soon as i SetFocus to the Textfield, the Listview
takes it back. So I do a lot of kludgy stuff to bring the focus back to
the textfield. As a nice side-effect, this actually redraws the Listview
so the border doesn't show :) But all this seems fragile and is obviously
not the right way.
Any ideas?
/J
PS. As I write this I realize that the first focus thing with the
EditLabel seems related to the other focus thing I describe.
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