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Hi, There is an updated version of my StringSize UDF *(needed by the Notify UDF) in the zip in the first post. Or you can download the new file from its own thread. M23

Hi, There is an updated version of my StringSize UDF *(needed by the Toast UDF) in the zip in the first post. Or you can download the new file from its own thread. M23

Hi, There is an updated version of my StringSize UDF *(needed by the EMB UDF) in the zip in the first post. Or you can download the new file from its own thread. M23

BugFix version - 10 Mar 26 Fixed: A real edge case - when all that was left to size were trailing spaces. New UDF and examples in first post. M23

ibay770, You do realise this topic is 13 years old? M23

MulliGun, I quite clearly stated that this was not game automation - but it is obviously gaming-related so I thought a gentle reminder might be in order. And it makes no difference if you are coding for yourself or for more general use. M23 P.S. Did you learn capitalisation in the Trump school of writing?

MulliGun, Please read the forum rules regarding game automation before you post again. However, as this particular query only deals with accessing listview items I am happy for it to remain open. But no actual game automation in future posts - understood? M23

Norm73, Great news! M23

gero, The download links in the OP work for me. M23

Norm73, Thanks for the testing - glad it seems to have partially resolved the [rob;lems you were having Try adding the _GUIScrollbars_ReSizer function to your script after generating the scrollbars - that is designed to get the scrollbars correctly adjusted when using resizable GUIs. However, you may still find that the scrollbars return to the top left position as it was too complicated (at least for this coder) to get them to be in exactly the same place for every possible case. M23

Resiak1811, The only times you need to use the _GUIListViewEx_Close function is if the ListView has been deleted completely from the GUI, or if the content has been deleted and you are filling it again with different data. There is no need to _Close it after an aborted (or successful) Edit. M23

Norm73, Please try this Beta version: I am fairly confident that it will work, but please do try to break it! M23 GUIScrollbars_Ex_Mod_Max.au3

Norm73, Love it - managed to solve the problem without having to do anything! I will certainly look into incorporating the solution into the UDF in the future. M23

Norm73, As I have often said, scrollbars are the hardest things I have ever tried to program in AutoIt - there always seems to be a "gotcha"! I will look into the problem - but do not hold your breath for 2 reasons: 1. I will have to relearn a lot of the UDF as I have not touched it in several years. 2. I am in the middle of some pretty serious medical procedures at the moment and time for AutoIt is not too easy to come by. But do not give up hope - I will keep looking into it. M23

Resiak1811, It will take a while before my treatment is over, but I am not permanently incommunicado. 1) If you have used GLVEx_Close then the UDF no longer recognises the ListView and further GVLEx_ functions will not work. So you need to use the "classic" UDF to action it. 2) Try the following small change in the GLVEx_EditProcess function: ; Line 5202 reads: If $sItemNewText <> $sItemOrgText Then ; Change it to read: If Not($sItemNewText == $sItemOrgText) That should force a case-sensitive comparison. M23