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Adam · Guest

Hi Damon,

First - sorry for posting new thread - just receive strange error message
while trying to make a Reply :

Thanks for the tip - it seemed to work great but two exceptions:
1. I still need to use ListView1->Items->Item[n]->SubImages[0]=2 to make the
image to appear in the subitem
2. It works ONLY on a new project - for a reason it won't work when trying
to use the same code in my existing project. Even when I drop a new
TListView instance on my form Sad

Do you by any chance have any idea why it's
like this? Spent last 2 months working on this application...

Tks

AV

Damon Chandler (TeamB) · Guest

Adam,
You shouldn't need to use the SubImages property if you use the code
I posted; what version of BCB are you using? Also, you need to make
sure that the TListView's underlying window has been created before
using the Perform() method--place a call to ListView1->HandleNeeded()
before calling the Perform(LVM_GETEXTENDEDLISTVIEWSTYLE, ...).

Good luck,
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