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RemoveItem
- Thread starter BRADLEY21
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BRADLEY21 (Programmer) Feb 6, 2003
Why does this not work?
This.RemoveItem(this.ItemIdToIndex)
Can be number of reasons.
The most common cause - list item with this index no longer exist.
Another - syntax:
it should be either
or
(I never used this second one.)
And what the error message reads anyway?
Regards,
Ilya
Why does this not work?
This.RemoveItem(this.ItemIdToIndex)
Can be number of reasons.
The most common cause - list item with this index no longer exist.
Another - syntax:
it should be either
Code:
THIS.RemoveItem(THIS.ListIndex)or
Code:
THIS.RemoveListItem(THIS.ListItemID)(I never used this second one.)
And what the error message reads anyway?
Regards,
Ilya
The syntax should have been
Therefore, the Bradley's code line should be
shouldn't it?
Side remark: IMHO, it's a bit too complex, I'd prefer
especially considering that this is DoubleClick event, and the item to remove has been thus already selected. But that's my personal preference, though.![[smile]](/data/assets/smilies/smile.gif "[smile] [smile]")
Regards,
Ilya
Code:
THIS.ItemIDToIndex(nItemID)Therefore, the Bradley's code line should be
Code:
This.RemoveItem(this.ItemIdToIndex(this.ListItemID))shouldn't it?
Side remark: IMHO, it's a bit too complex, I'd prefer
Code:
this.RemoveItem(this.ListIndex)especially considering that this is DoubleClick event, and the item to remove has been thus already selected. But that's my personal preference, though.
Regards,
Ilya
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