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Joie Tagum wrote:
> This is exactly what I need, too, except I've got an array of Strings, and
> have tried to do:  String[] getSelectedItem().getAll();
> but it gives me some funky result--[I@1ee01e when I do a System.out.pritnln.
> Do you happen to know what this is about, and how I can get the selected
> item from my list control?

I'll post it again:

int[] ListControl.getSelection().getAll()

This, if you look at the signature, gives you an array of ints, not an
array of Strings.  To get the Strings stored in the model, ask the model
for the items at the list of int addresses:

int[] selectedIndexes = listControl1.getSelection().getAll();
Object[] data = new Object[selectedIndexes.length];
for (int i = 0; i < selectedIndexes.length; i++) {
  data[i] = listControl1.get(selectedIndexes[i]);
  System.out.println("data at index " + selectedIndexes[i] + " = " +
data[i]);
}

 - Joe Nuxoll