Calling Listview From Menu

[Force]

Is it possible calling Listview from menu or by clicking button  in a new window?

[dedndave]

if you mean having the listview in the menu - not sure about that
but, you can always open a dialog with a listview in it

you may enjoy this demo by Chib777 with source, though...
http://www.4shared.com/file/m1BJWoRF/XXControls.html
shows you how to do owner-drawn menus and controls

[Gunner]

Of course you can call it, it's phone number is 212-555-2368  :toothy

You can send messages to the listview to do many things to/with it http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb774737(v=vs.85).aspx

[Force]

I will make an accountany program so i will need open listview in dialog

for daily accounts for general accounts etc....

so i need listview again and again

i dont know how to make it yet  :bg

[Force]

Gunner

that phone is busy  maybe Listview is talking with his girlfriend  :bdg

[Force]

dedndave

connecting to that site is forbidden to my IP

[Gunner]

That number will never be busy...  Change the area code to your area code and call it, it will direct you to 411 for your area code :-)  Actually it is - (area code)555-1212 but any number after 555 should work.

If you need to create a few listviews, use CreateWindowEx

[Gunner]

1. http://www.gunnerinc.com/files/masm32stuff/XXControls.zip
2. http://www.gunnerinc.com/files/masm32stuff/XXControlsTXTeng.zip

[dedndave]

send me a PM with your email   :P

all controls, dialogs, scrollbars, etc are really windows created using a system-defined class
i.e., you can create them with CreateWindowEx
for a listview control, i think it is

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szListViewClass db 'SysListView32',0
so - to learn about that and find some examples, google "SysListView32"

there are a few different functions for creating dialogs in code
a bit fun to play with - lol
CreateDialog
CreateDialogIndirect
CreateDialogIndirectParam
CreateDialogParam

again, they all wind up calling CreateWindowEx, internally   :P

[qWord]

maybe a simple popup window/listview is what you want?

[dedndave]

cool qWord   :U

i had to add InitCommonControls for XP and fix the INCLUDE path

seems like you ought to be able to stick that in a menu, somehow   :P

[qWord]

i had to add InitCommonControls for XP and fix the INCLUDE path

fixed  :bg

[Force]

Thanks gunner n qword  :U

[Force]

I made it by using button

but after close Listview ....Closing Menu too

I dont know What's wrong

[qWord]

Create WndProcs for each window. Your windows/dialogs have different behaviours -> the program is closed, because the pretended child-Dialog send the quit message.
Also it is a very bad idea to jump out of the WndProc back to the entry point.
(seems like a failed try to create a superclass...)