how to use list view in WPF development

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we are using a list view control with three column, there is a issue i want to fill the text box control with selected row's second column on list view double click or Button click.

Posted 27-Sep-11 2:44am

jagdishprasad

Updated 27-Sep-11 19:36pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Sep-11 11:32am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-27T05:39:00

Why would you think anyone would be interested to develop any code for you? In fact, it happens time to time, but mostly when we have a reasonable expectation that this code can really help the inquirer. This is not your case. If you did not found the solution of this simple code yourself, I cannot be sure that the code sample could teach you doing it.

You see, we sometimes develop some fragments of code; I happen to publish whole read-to-use application. However, it happens when an inquirer tried something reasonable and got stuck with some real problem. Please forgive me, but in your case it looks more like laziness of the kind "do my work for me". Is it not?

We really help people. Help does not mean providing some code.

—SA