ModuleListPage.InitializeListPage Method
Definition
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When overridden in a derived class, initializes the list view for the page.
protected:
abstract void InitializeListPage();protected abstract void InitializeListPage ();abstract member InitializeListPage : unit -> unitProtected MustOverride Sub InitializeListPage ()Examples
The following example implements the InitializeListPage method.
protected override void InitializeListPage() {
TableLayoutPanel tblLayPanl = getConfiguredTPL();
try {
ListViewContainer.SuspendLayout();
tblLayPanl.SuspendLayout();
// get a new label with all properties set
tblLayPanl.Controls.Add(getMyLabel());
// get a new ComboBox with all properties set
tblLayPanl.Controls.Add(getMyComboBx());
} finally {
ListViewContainer.ResumeLayout();
tblLayPanl.ResumeLayout();
}
_keyHeader = getColHdr("key ");
ListView.Columns.AddRange(new ColumnHeader[] {
_keyHeader,
getColHdr("Value "),
getColHdr("Local "),});
ListView.MultiSelect = false;
ListView.ShowGroups = true;
ListView.SizeChanged += new
EventHandler(ListView_SizeChanged);
}
Remarks
This method initializes the System.Windows.Forms.ListView object when you first create a list view page. Typically, this method will add columns, assign images to items, and hook up event handlers to the events on the System.Windows.Forms.ListView.