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Use CListCtrl::EnsureVisible()<wbr />. You can make sure an item is visible and whether partially visible is okay or not.<br />

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Use CListCtrl::EnsureVisible(). You can make sure an item is visible and whether partially visible is okay or not.


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This is only partially true. How can I get the item as the first in the scroll view? I mean, I'd like to have a function similar to SetTopIndex(nItem).......<br />

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This is only partially true. How can I get the item as the first in the scroll view? I mean, I'd like to have a function similar to SetTopIndex(nItem).......


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In a CListView, I can programmatically select an item by this instruction:<br />
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ListCtrl.SetItemState(nIte<wbr />m,LVIS_SEL<wbr />ECTED|LVIS<wbr />_FOCUSED,L<wbr />VIS_SELECT<wbr />ED|LVIS_FO<wbr />CUSED);<br />
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The matter is that if the item is not &nbsp;currently in &nbsp;view, the list control doesn't scroll. <br />
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Another problem (but reltaed to the first one) is that MFC has a CListCtrl::GetTopIndex() function, but doen't have the corresponding SetTopIndex(). <br />
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How can I programmatically scroll the events in the ListCtrl associated with a CListView?<br />
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In a CListView, I can programmatically select an item by this instruction:

ListCtrl.SetItemState(nItem,LVIS_SELECTED|LVIS_FOCUSED,LVIS_SELECTED|LVIS_FOCUSED);

The matter is that if the item is not  currently in  view, the list control doesn't scroll. 

Another problem (but reltaed to the first one) is that MFC has a CListCtrl::GetTopIndex() function, but doen't have the corresponding SetTopIndex(). 

How can I programmatically scroll the events in the ListCtrl associated with a CListView?



Programmatically scroll in CListView

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