🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello and thanks Rodolfo,
My meanin is: the first stNone then stBoth;
Example:

Boolean Posit = false;

void __fastcall TMain::BitBtn1Click(TObject *Sender)
{
   Posit = !Posit;
   if (Posit == true)
   {
      ListView->Items->Clear();
      BitBtn1->Kind = bkCancel;
      BitBtn1->Caption = "Stop";
      ListView->SortType = Comctrls::stNone;
      ----------------------------------------
      // ... Continue                        |
      Posit = false;                         |
   }                                         |
   if (Posit == false)                       |-> My meaning:
   {                                         |
      BitBtn1->Kind = bkOK;                  |
      BitBtn1->Caption = "Start";            |
      ListView->SortType = Comctrls::stBoth; |
      ---------------------------------------|
      // ... Continue
   }
}

"Rodolfo Frino" <rodolfofrino@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3f499fcc@newsgroups.borland.com...
| 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