SelectedIndices

[Venue]

In a listView when I select an items the first time it returns me the
correct value of the currently selected rows. (using
listView.SelectedIndices[0] ).

Second subsequent call results into an excception "index". But when I click
OK it gives the correct value. But the third time again it throws an
exception "index" and on clicking OK the application dies down.

What am I doing wrong.

 

[William Ryan]

Can you post the code?

 

[Peter Foot [MVP]]

What type of exception is raised (ArgumentOutOfRangeException ?)
Are you checking the size of SelectedIndices before querying the first
value - if SelectedIndices is null or of Zero length a call to
SelectedIndices[0] won't work

Peter

 

[Venue]

I check the value of SelectedIndices and it is not zero or null, it works
and gives the correct value of index when I click OK after it throws an
exception, second time around. It thows a
{System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException} and the Exception.Message is "index".

What type of exception is raised (ArgumentOutOfRangeException ?)
Are you checking the size of SelectedIndices before querying the first
value - if SelectedIndices is null or of Zero length a call to
SelectedIndices[0] won't work

Peter

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Peter Foot
Windows Embedded MVP
OpenNETCF.org Senior Advisor
www.inthehand.com | www.opennetcf.org

In a listView when I select an items the first time it returns me the
correct value of the currently selected rows. (using
listView.SelectedIndices[0] ).

Second subsequent call results into an excception "index". But when I click
OK it gives the correct value. But the third time again it throws an
exception "index" and on clicking OK the application dies down.

What am I doing wrong.

 

[Venue]

Found the problem, as Peter suggested I need to check the count of
selectedIndices I guess and it goes fine.

thanks,

I check the value of SelectedIndices and it is not zero or null, it works
and gives the correct value of index when I click OK after it throws an
exception, second time around. It thows a
{System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException} and the Exception.Message is "index".

What type of exception is raised (ArgumentOutOfRangeException ?)
Are you checking the size of SelectedIndices before querying the first
value - if SelectedIndices is null or of Zero length a call to
SelectedIndices[0] won't work

Peter

--
Peter Foot
Windows Embedded MVP
OpenNETCF.org Senior Advisor
www.inthehand.com | www.opennetcf.org

In a listView when I select an items the first time it returns me the
correct value of the currently selected rows. (using
listView.SelectedIndices[0] ).

Second subsequent call results into an excception "index". But when I click
OK it gives the correct value. But the third time again it throws an
exception "index" and on clicking OK the application dies down.

What am I doing wrong.