Using virtual lists

PEK

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This article explains how to work with virtual lists, a very fast list that is useful to show a large number of items.

virtuallist_demo.zip
- Debug
  - VirtualList.exe.manifest
- RandomText.cpp
- RandomText.h
- res
  - bitmap_l.bmp
  - bitmap_s.bmp
  - VirtualList.ico
  - VirtualList.rc2
- resource.h
- StdAfx.cpp
- StdAfx.h
- VirtualList.cpp
- VirtualList.dsp
- VirtualList.dsw
- VirtualList.h
- VirtualList.rc
- VirtualListDlg.cpp
- VirtualListDlg.h

//
// VIRTUALLIST.RC2 - resources Microsoft Visual C++ does not edit directly
//

#ifdef APSTUDIO_INVOKED
	#error this file is not editable by Microsoft Visual C++
#endif //APSTUDIO_INVOKED


/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Add manually edited resources here...

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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PEK

Sweden

PEK is one of the millions of programmers that sometimes program so hard that he forgets how to sleep (this is especially true when he has more important things to do). He thinks that there are not enough donuts in the world. He likes when his programs works as they should do, but dislikes when his programs is more clever than he is.

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