I pulled the code below straight out of a program I wrote awhile back that
does this. This issue has been discussed several times, you might find
better examples in the archives. What most people have done is store their
data in a pre-defined hash, I actually pull the data directly from the table
a
> >4. Does anyone know a way to change the cursor during long
> >operations. I'm just looking for an hourglass, nothing fancy.
>
> Don't know how, but it can be done. It's Win32::GUI stuff.
>
> Look in the docs, or ask on the win32-gui-users mailing list
> if you can't
> get it to work. And
Is there a way to sort the data in a Listview control? I know there is
a ColumnClick event for each column and this is where you would do your
sort, but has anyone already created a function to do this? I would
assume you would have to load each row in to a data structure and use a
Schwartzian Tr
> Everytime I write a new program I always make
> some stupid mistake that screws everything up.
Hm ... anybody here that this does NOT happen to?? I mean of those people
that really DO write programs and not recombine samples with cut&paste, the
way of Lego-programming you do VB and Dotnet and st
I'm really, really sorry. Everytime I write a new program I always make
some stupid mistake that screws everything up. Usually I catch it but this
time I didn't. I'm an idiot and I'm sorry for wasting everyones time.
Thanks,
Joe
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