ListView_Progress

[ptrex]

@rasim / MrCreatoR,

This is a very nice concept your are showing both.

Interesting to see how both of you are challenging each other.

I have got an other challenging question.

Could this concept be used to add other controls to a listView ?

Like for instance adding Hyperlinks to the rows in a certain column. Since a Listview does not support anything else but plain text.

This is an example of a Hyperlink / Email control control

(Thanks to ProgAndy)

Syslink - Hypelink Control and

Syslink - Email Control

expandcollapse popup

#include <WinAPI.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
Global Const $WC_LINK = "SysLink"
Global Const $WC_LINKA = $WC_LINK
Global Const $WC_LINKW = $WC_LINK

$Parent = GUICreate("SysLink demo")

$g_hLink = _WinAPI_CreateWindowEx(0,$WC_LINK, _ 
        'For more information, <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com" ID="LInkIDURL+ID">click here</A> or ' & _
                                '<A href="http://www.microsoft.com">here</a> or ' & _
                                '<A href="mailto:xxx.yyyy@mycompany.com&subject=Syslink Demo&body=%0A%0AFrom AutoIT%0A%0A&cc=cc@address.com&bcc=bcc@address.com">E-mail Me</a> or, ' & _
                                '<A ID="idInfo">here</A>. And at last <a>here</a>', _
        BitOR($WS_VISIBLE , $WS_CHILD , $WS_TABSTOP), _
        10,10, 350,60, $Parent)
GUICtrlCreateButton("hi",10,80,80,30)
GUISetState()
GUIRegisterMsg($WM_NOTIFY,"MY_LINK_NOTIFY")


While GUIGetMsg() <> -3
    Sleep(1)
WEnd
        
;~ // g_hLink is the handle of the SysLink control.
Func MY_LINK_NOTIFY($hWnd, $Msg, $wParam, $lParam)
    Local Const $tagNMLINK = $tagNMHDR & ";" & "UINT mask; int iLink; UINT state; UINT stateMask; WCHAR szID[48]; WCHAR szUrl[2083];"
    Local $NMHDR = DllStructCreate($tagNMHDR,$lParam)
    Local $hwndFrom = DllStructGetData($NMHDR,"hwndFrom");
    Switch $hwndFrom
        Case $g_hLink
        switch DllStructGetData($NMHDR,"code")
            case $NM_CLICK
                ContinueCase
            case $NM_RETURN
                $NMHDR = DllStructCreate($tagNMLINK,$lParam)
                Local $iLink = DllStructGetData($NMHDR,"iLink")
                Local $szURL = DllStructGetData($NMHDR,"szURL")
                Local $szID = DllStructGetData($NMHDR,"szID")
                
                if $szURL <> "" Then
                    Local $ShouldOpen = MsgBox(4, 'Open URL?',"Should the URL be opened? "& @CRLF & $szURL & _
                        @CRLF & "If available, the Next Line Contains szID:" &@CRLF & $szID )
                    If $ShouldOpen = 6 Then ShellExecute($szURL, "", "", "open",@SW_SHOW);
                ElseIf $szID <> "" Then
                    MsgBox(0, 'Link Clicked',"The Link has no URL, but the following szID: " & @CRLF & $szID)
                Else
                    MsgBox(0, 'Link Clicked',"The Link has no URL, and no szID: " & @CRLF & $szID)
                EndIf
        EndSwitch
    EndSwitch
EndFunc

Would there be a way of combining this in your UDF ?

An other method would be to create an Custum Drawn ListView control. But that seem far more complex ?!

Thanks for sharing this so far.

Regards,

ptrex

[rasim]

See next post:

if you resize the window vertically smaller to show the vertical scrollbar, then scroll down, the progress bars are drawn on top of the column headers at the tops of the listviews.

After yesterday's beer my head bursts Fixed.

And this is not all, there is few more bugs (sorry, have no time right now to point them out).

Ok, I wait.

ptrex

Could this concept be used to add other controls to a listView ?

Hi! Your question very interesting. I try to realize this later

[ptrex]

@rasim

Thanks for showing the interest. I think it would be come in very handy indead !!

regards

ptrex

[MrCreatoR]

Could this concept be used to add other controls to a listView ?

Yes!

I posted ListView_SysLink UDF as new Topic. Please check it out. And thanks for the idea!

[Armand]

Great Great Great Concept !!!

I've created a Treeview like listview, i mean - it has (+) which opens subtimes for each entry in the listview [like treeview] but it's too much of a costume made so i can't provide a UDF for it...

Just... another idea for ya

[Triblade]

Feature request:

Is there any way to get text on top of the progressbar?

[Gideon]

Hmm.. it's a bummer if you use groups

If you read the UDF of guilistview.au3 you will see, most things return to _GUICtrlListView_SetItemEx($hWnd, ByRef $tItem)

So I think I have to make a $tagLVITEM structure, I don't know how, but I will respond to you all, when I have it:P

Edit: hmm... oke, can't, but then I have to make 100 images:'), hope this wouldn't make it slow:')

Edited May 18, 2010 by Gideon

[marko29]

AdlibRegister("_Progress", 500)

Needs to replace AdlibEnable("_Progress", 500)

Its new function name, old one is gone

[Trolleule]

I like this UDF, but what about using it with Ownerdraw. I don't get it work. Have someone the ability to implement the feature???

Look at my attachments, tt can directly be used. Try to comment out GUIRegisterMsg($WM_DRAWITEM, "WM_DRAWITEM") and you will se how smooth it works and then activate it again. The ListView is not drawed properly anymore.

Example.au3

ListView_Progress_ohneProc.au3

Edited October 10, 2014 by Trolleule

[LarsJ]

I have just seen this UDF. Nice.

Trolleule, I don't know if owner drawn (WM_DRAWITEM) listview items is a good idea. The main problem is that you end up in a situation, where you are executing too much code. I've quickly looked through your code. Especially the for loop you use to handle the columns is spending a lot of time. Since there is already code to update the progressbars, you should not add too much extra code.

If you need colors, you're probably better helped by using NM_CUSTOMDRAW notifications. This seems to be easier to implement with a smaller amount of code. And you don't need to implement for loops for the columns yourself. Take a look at this example. But I don't know how good it'll work with progressbars.