Edit In Place Listview (multi-column)

[gjl15]

Until eltorro updates this script so that it runs with recent versions of AutoIt, and because a few people have asked about how to achieve this sort of in-place editing, here is a link to a post I made with an update to the UDF.

Hello martin,

Has an updated script for _EIPListView ever been posted anywhere which includes some of the fixes discussed by JohnBailey and eltorro? Or, has there been a refined solution developed along these lines and included in a recent version - that you might know of? I have been experimenting with this UDF downloaded from the linked post you mention above. I am using it to create a Combo box in the fourth column of ListViews of a GUI which has two tabs (a ListView in each).

I've been seeing a bug discussed above where if I click on an item - enabling the Combo drop down, and then move the entive GUI, the Combo drop down dosn't move with it. I'm also interested in some of the new features JohnBailey mentioned.

Any news would be great.

Thanks

Geoff

[Skysnake]

I am guessing that this worked with an older version of Au3 and the current version has broken the code...

I am using:

SciTE

Version 3.4.1

    Mar 30 2014 21:57:28

 

AutoIt 3.3.10.2

 

I tried this -  it pops errors all over - I checked the INCLUDEs - the handler script above requires 

#Include <GuiCombo.au3>

#Include <GuiList.au3>

 

which seem to have been replaced with

GuiComboBox.au3

GuiListBox.au3

 

-- I understand too little to understand the implications of changing this - it also moans about Global Constants previously declared:

"C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\user_EIPListView.au3"(32,33) : error: $WM_MOVING previously declared as a 'Const'.

Global Const $WM_MOVING = 0x0216

 

There are several of these.

[Melba23]

Skysnake,

You might want to look at my GUIListView UDF (see link in sig below) - it allows editing (plus a whole lot more) and works with the latest AutoIt version.

M23