sethindeed
Centurion
Somebody knows what replace this old structure that was used to modify listbox item in VB 6 ?
List1.List(List1.ListIndex)
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wyrd
Senior Contributor
ListBox.Items[#]
A lot of the questions that you've been asking are easily found in the object browser.. you should take a look. There's a search feature to boot, just do a search for ListBox.
View -> Other Windows -> Object Browser.
A lot of the questions that you've been asking are easily found in the object browser.. you should take a look. There's a search feature to boot, just do a search for ListBox.
View -> Other Windows -> Object Browser.
sethindeed
Centurion
Thanx 
Object browser ?
I only know the complete MSDN file
Object browser ?
I only know the complete MSDN file
sethindeed
Centurion
Actually, you solution does not work
List1.items=Combo1.text
List1.items(list1.Selectedindex) = Combo1.text neither
List1.items=Combo1.text
List1.items(list1.Selectedindex) = Combo1.text neither
wyrd
Senior Contributor
Oh, are you trying to add an item?
List1.Items.Add("stuff")
Look up controls in the object browser, trust me it will answer a lot of questions on how controls work in .NET and answer a lot of your common questions.
List1.Items.Add("stuff")
Look up controls in the object browser, trust me it will answer a lot of questions on how controls work in .NET and answer a lot of your common questions.
duncallen
Newcomer
Sethindeed
You have to get used to the fact that in Vb net a list now contains objects.
I am not sure if I am correct in doing this but I have the tendency to create my own objects, overwrite their toString function and add them to the list. I always cast coming out also.
Very similar to Java if my memory serves me correctly
You have to get used to the fact that in Vb net a list now contains objects.
I am not sure if I am correct in doing this but I have the tendency to create my own objects, overwrite their toString function and add them to the list. I always cast coming out also.
Very similar to Java if my memory serves me correctly
Bucky
Contributor
To get or set the selected item in the ListBox control, use its
SelectedItem property.
The Object Browser is an invaluable tool for looking up class
members; I use it all the time.
SelectedItem property.
The Object Browser is an invaluable tool for looking up class
members; I use it all the time.