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Set the TListView::SortType property to the value you want (stNone, stBoth,
stData, stText)
(stNone is the default)

For example:

 ListView->SortType = stText;

  Bear in mind that

  ListView->SortType = stBoth; //1
  ListView->SortType = stData; //2
  ListView->SortType = stText; //3

only work if  ListView->OwnerDraw  = false;

Also remember that once you have sorted the ListView using 1, 2 or 3,
if the order of the items has been altered, you cannot get the previous
order by setting SortStyle to stNone:

  ListView->SortType = stNone;

Rodolfo

"Safari" <Safari@alloymail.com> wrote in message
news:3F48E399.60108@alloymail.com...
> Thanks Rodolfo,
> Question :-)
>
> I want to soty my list but i can't!
> ListView->SortType = TSortType() << Listactns::stNone;
> ListView->SortType = TSortType() << Listactns::stBoth;
> // Or others ...
>
> Note:
> // ListsView.SortType := stNone;
> // ListsView.SortType := stBoth;
> // Or other
>
> is OK.
>
> Thanks again,
> Safari
>
> | But it is not :-)
>
> | String GetSpecialFolderPath(HWND Handle, int FolderNumber)
> | {
> |    LPITEMIDLIST  pID_List;
> |    String R = "";
> |
> |    if (!SHGetSpecialFolderLocation(Handle, FolderNumber, &pID_List))
> |    {
> |        char SpecialFolderPath[MAX_PATH + 1] = {0};
> |
> |        if (SHGetPathFromIDList(pID_List, SpecialFolderPath))
> |            R = SpecialFolderPath;
> |
> |        CoTaskMemFree(pID_List);
> |    }
>
> |   return R;
> | }
>
> | Rodolfo
>