enum

List box - specific messages

cscmdListBoxClear

Completely clear a listbox

cscmdListBoxItemCheck

Query state of a listbox item

IN:  NULL
OUT: (int)CS_LISTBOXITEMCHECK_SELECTED or
(int)CS_LISTBOXITEMCHECK_UNSELECTED

cscmdListBoxItemClicked

The following command is sent by a list box item to notify its owner of the fact that it has been clicked

cscmdListBoxItemDeselected

Same as above, except notifies owner that list box item has been deselected

cscmdListBoxItemDoubleClicked

The following command is sent by a list box item to notify its owner of the fact that it has been doubly clicked

cscmdListBoxItemFocused

This message is sent by a listbox to notify its owner that a item has been focused

cscmdListBoxItemScrollVertically

Ask a listbox item if it is entirely visible

cscmdListBoxItemSelected

The following command is sent by a list box item to notify its owner of the fact that it has been selected

cscmdListBoxItemSet

This command is sent to a list box item to set its state (selected/unselected)

IN: (bool)SelectedState;

cscmdListBoxItemSetHorizOffset

Set horizontal offset for a listbox item

IN: (int)deltaX

cscmdListBoxMakeVisible

This command tells to a ListBox object to make given item visible

IN: (csListBoxItem *)item;

cscmdListBoxQueryFirstSelected

Query first selected item ID

cscmdListBoxStartTracking

This message is sent by a listbox item to its parent when it receives a 'mouse down' event

cscmdListBoxTrack

This message is sent by a listbox item to its parent when parent has captured the mouse and mouse is moved over a unfocused list box item

IN:  (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxStartTracking

This message is sent by a listbox item to its parent when it receives a 'mouse down' event.

IN:  (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxTrack

This message is sent by a listbox item to its parent when parent has captured the mouse and mouse is moved over a unfocused list box item

IN:  (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxMakeVisible

This command tells to a ListBox object to make given item visible

IN: (csListBoxItem *)item;

cscmdListBoxClear

Completely clear a listbox

cscmdListBoxItemCheck

Query state of a listbox item

IN:  NULL
OUT: (int)CS_LISTBOXITEMCHECK_SELECTED or
(int)CS_LISTBOXITEMCHECK_UNSELECTED

cscmdListBoxItemSet

This command is sent to a list box item to set its state (selected/unselected)

IN: (bool)SelectedState;

cscmdListBoxItemSelected

The following command is sent by a list box item to notify its owner of the fact that it has been selected. List box (usually owner of item is a listbox) resends this message to its parent.

IN: (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxItemDeselected

Same as above, except notifies owner that list box item has been deselected.

IN: (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxItemClicked

The following command is sent by a list box item to notify its owner of the fact that it has been clicked. List box (usually owner of item is a listbox) resends this message to its parent. Unlike cscmdListBoxItemSelected message this message is sent even if listbox item has been already selected.

IN: (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxItemDoubleClicked

The following command is sent by a list box item to notify its owner of the fact that it has been doubly clicked. List box (usually owner of item is a listbox) resends this message to its parent.

IN: (csListBoxItem *)source;

cscmdListBoxItemFocused

This message is sent by a listbox to notify its owner that a item has been focused.

IN: (int)ItemID;

cscmdListBoxItemScrollVertically

Ask a listbox item if it is entirely visible. If not, the list box will scroll vertically, if possible, until it will be entirely visible.

IN:  (bool)false
OUT: (bool)true if listbox should scroll

cscmdListBoxItemSetHorizOffset

Set horizontal offset for a listbox item

IN: (int)deltaX

cscmdListBoxQueryFirstSelected

Query first selected item ID. Handy for non-multiple-select list boxes.

OUT: (csListBoxItem *)item

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