_GUICtrlListView_EditLabel easy

[incepator]

I solved my problem, but I found a small bug in the script, if you want to fix to improve this header.

GUIListViewEx_Mod.au3 (1907) : ==> Array variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded.:
$aGLVEx_SrcArray[$aLocation[0] + 1][$aLocation[1]] = $sItemNewText
^ ERROR

[Melba23]

incepator,

You have been here long enough to know that just posting single line is no help at all!

All I can tell is that it came when editing an item in the ListView - but what did you do to get that error? That is the important information I need.

M23

[incepator]

I discovered what the problem is.
If you already GUICtrlCreateListViewItem("1|myke|test", $ListView1) then it works properly.
But if it creates GUICtrlCreateListViewItem is created dynamically, then give that error.

[Melba23]

incepator,
 

If you use the UDF then you need to use the UDF to add any additional items using _GUIListViewEx_Insert - that way the UDF knows what is in the ListView.  As you have found out, if you add the items without using the UDF it gets confused as the ListView contents do not match its internal shadow array. 

M23

[incepator]

$SOKET = TCPAccept($Listen)
        If $SOKET <> -1 Then
            Do
                $string = TCPRecv($SOKET, 2048)
            Until StringRight($string, 7) = "INFO_OK"
            $Connection[$Coun][0] = $SOKET
            $Connection[$Coun][1] = GUICtrlCreateListViewItem($Coun & "|" & $SOKET & "|" & $Chat, $ListView1)
            $Coun += 1
        EndIf

This is my dynamically part of function.

you have any suggestions for me?

PS: Some people are never satisfied!

Edited May 22, 2013 by incepator

[Melba23]

incepator,

As before, my suggestion is that you use the UDF functions to add and delete items to your ListView so that the UDF knows what is in the ListView and can deal correctly with later functions. 

Why do you store the ControlID of the ListView item when you create it?  The UDF does not give you that value, but you could get it by a very simple workaround.

M23