Moving Rows in CListCtrl

This article is very strightfoward but I thought it was a feature that most people could use in their own custom CListCtrls or CListViews.

I had the need in one of my projects to allow the user to rearrange the order of the ListCtrl but I didn't want to allow them to drag and drop. Therefore I came up with this.

 

代码

BOOL CListCtrlEx::MoveRow( int  from,  int  to)
{
     // Can't move to the same place, or from or to a negative index
     if (from  ==  to  ||  from  <   0   ||  to  <   0 )
         return  FALSE;

     // First Copy the row to the new location
     if (CopyRow(from, to))
    {
         // If we have just inserted a row before
         // this one in the list, we need to increment
         // our index.
         if (from  >  to)
            DeleteItem(from  +   1 );
         else
            DeleteItem(from);

         return  TRUE;
    }
     else
         return  FALSE;
}

BOOL CListCtrlEx::CopyRow( int  from,  int  to)
{    
     // Can't move to the same place, or from or to a negative index
     if (from  ==  to  ||  from  <   0   ||  to  <   0 )
         return  FALSE;

     // Copy the row to the new index
    InsertItem(to, GetItemText(from,  0 ));

     // If row has been inserted before original
     // increment the original
     if (from  >  to)
        from ++ ;

     // Loop through subitems
     for ( int  i  =   1 ; i  <  GetColumnCount(); i ++ )
    {
        SetItemText(to, i, GetItemText(from, i));
    }

     return  TRUE;
}

 

 

Remember that if you want to move a row one row upwards in the list you can use:

m_List.MoveRow(index, index  -   1 );

 

But to move it one row down you need:

m_List.MoveRow(index, index  +   2 );

This is because if you just enter 'index + 1' as the destination, the new row is inserted immeadiately after the current one. The current one is then deleted so you end up in the same place!

Ahh... Trial and Error is a wonderful thing.

转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/ciey/archive/2010/07/28/1787395.html