This property indicates how items are aligned within the ListView. The compatible views will be listed in each property’s description. Note: Some properties only pertain to particular views. On earlier operating systems, this value is ignored and the ListView control displays in the LargeIcon view. This view is available only on Windows XP and the Windows Server 2003 family. The subitem information that appears is specified by the application. Items are arranged in columns with no column headers.Įach item appears as a full-sized icon with the item label and subitem information to the right of it. The user can resize each column at run time.Įach item appears as a small icon with a label to its right.Įach item appears as a small icon with a label to its right. A column displays a header which can display a caption for the column. The left-most column contains a small icon and label, and subsequent columns contain sub items as specified by the application.

Use this property to set the style or view of the ListView control.Įach item appears as a full-sized icon with a label below it.Įach item appears on a separate line with further information about each item arranged in columns.

This property indicates how items are displayed in the control. Note: Requires PrimalForms 2011 v2.0.20 and above to utilize some of the following ListView features. For example, you could use the ListView to display icons in a similar fashion to the Window’s File Explorer. A ListView control allows you to display a list of items with item text and, optionally, an icon to identify the type of item. It is more complex then a ListBox, but also can display data similar to a grid. Represents a Windows list view control, which displays a collection of items that can be displayed using one of four different views. This time we will look at the ListView control: Last time we took a look at the ContextMenuStrip. Most of the information about the controls is still applicable to previous versions of PrimalForms. The “Spotlight on Controls” series focuses on a single WinForms control in PrimalForms 2011, details the important Properties, Methods, and Events of the control and demonstrates how to utilize the control.

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