P
polocar
Hi,
I'm using Visual C# 2005 (part of Visual Studio 2005 Professional
Edition), and I have the following problem:
I populate a ListView object with several items, and at the end of
this process I put a statement that orders the ListView by a certain
column and in a certain order (ascending or descending, it doesn't
matter). To do that, I have defined a derived class of the IComparer
class (as explained in the Visual Studio MSDN Library).
Now I would like to select the first item of the list (the one at the
top, in the first position), but if I write the statement
ListViewItem1.Items[0].Selected = true;
the first item of the NOT ordered list is selected (so, probably not
the item at the top, but an item in the middle of the list).
I have also tried to force the ListView ordering as first thing, and
then populate the list, but unfortunately the result is the same...
Do you know if there is a way to do that (a particular method or
property of the ListView class, a prestige game, or so on)?
Thank you very much
I'm using Visual C# 2005 (part of Visual Studio 2005 Professional
Edition), and I have the following problem:
I populate a ListView object with several items, and at the end of
this process I put a statement that orders the ListView by a certain
column and in a certain order (ascending or descending, it doesn't
matter). To do that, I have defined a derived class of the IComparer
class (as explained in the Visual Studio MSDN Library).
Now I would like to select the first item of the list (the one at the
top, in the first position), but if I write the statement
ListViewItem1.Items[0].Selected = true;
the first item of the NOT ordered list is selected (so, probably not
the item at the top, but an item in the middle of the list).
I have also tried to force the ListView ordering as first thing, and
then populate the list, but unfortunately the result is the same...
Do you know if there is a way to do that (a particular method or
property of the ListView class, a prestige game, or so on)?
Thank you very much