Listview selected item set timing

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My project using Windows Application using C# dotnet

I have a listbox control with some items, when i click the button, from the list box first item will selected and it will moves one by one of particular timing gap, i can give the timing gap for each one item from one selected item to another item, so based on the timing the selected item will move one by one.

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This one is very urgent task to finish my project. So any one please post as soon as possible.

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Vasanth

Posted 9-Aug-12 23:07pm

vasanthkumarmk

Updated 9-Aug-12 23:13pm

pradiprenushe

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Zoltán Zörgő 10-Aug-12 5:22am

So you want to be able to go from element1 to element2 in let's say 5s, bot from element2 to element3 in 10s, ant to the next in 3s, and so on? You want to be able to specify different timing for every element? What is the datasource of your listbox?

vasanthkumarmk 10-Aug-12 5:25am

i don't have a datasource,i can add item directly.......

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Solution 1

Declare on static variable in some external class file (StaticClassFile)

C#

private static int selectedrow = 0;

In form
Take timer control.

C#

private void timer1_Tick(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
StaticClassFile.selectedrow = StaticClassFile.selectedrow +1;
gridview1.SelectedRow=  StaticClassFile.selectedrow; 

}

Posted 9-Aug-12 23:24pm

pradiprenushe

Updated 9-Aug-12 23:29pm

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vasanthkumarmk 10-Aug-12 5:30am

k thanks, i can try it..

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-09T23:40:00

1) Declare a class that contains the at least text of the elements and the timing:

C#

class TimedListElement 
{
   public string caption {get;set;}
   public int timing {get;set;}
}

2) Create a list with objects of this kind

C#

List<TimedListelEment> elements = new List<TimedListElements>();
elements.Add(new TimedListElement(){caption = "Firts", timing=5});
elements.Add(new TimedListElement(){caption = "Second", timing=10});
elements.Add(new TimedListElement(){caption = "Third", timing=3});

3) Feed the ListBox with this list:

C#

yourListBox.DataSource = elements;

4) Specify DisplayMember:

C#

yourListBox.DisplayMember = "caption";
yourListBox.ValueMember = "timing";

5) Now, you can use the SelectedValue[^] property of the listbox to egt the timing.