Benoît Minisini wrote: >> I just ran into the need for this also, and noticed the listview does not >> offer a scroll() method. >> >> In my case I need to scroll it back to 0,0 the very top. >> Anyone got any idea how to get this done? >> >> On Jun 10, 2009 2:10 PM, "Pete Morrison" <pkmorri...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> I am trying to use a listview to provide a display of progress messages >> such that >> the newest should be visible at the bottom - ie scroll up as new message >> are added. >> Have tried .MoveLast & .Refresh as i add items - does nothing visible. >> >> Of course the scroll bar can be manually moved by the user but that is not >> very elegant. >> >> Is there any other list type control that will let me do this or am I >> missing something. >> -- >> > > Listview items have an "EnsureVisible" method, that will scrolls the ListView > so that the specified item becomes visible. > > Hope that helps... > Tried it, there is no EnsureVisible method for ListView "unknown symbos 'EnsureVisible' in class 'ListView'"
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