how to display the row number in CListCtrl

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hi everyone , i am a fresh man in C++ , i have a question , that is , how to display row number when using a CListCtrl ? thank you .

Posted 22-Aug-13 15:08pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Aug-13 23:25pm

If you can display anything at all in this control, why not row number? It's not different from any other string, is it? :-)
—SA

Member 10221715 22-Aug-13 23:29pm

i am not clear on your comment , do you know how to display ?

Richard MacCutchan 23-Aug-13 3:56am

There is no such thing as row number in a list control. You can, however, get the index of a selected item.

Member 10221715 23-Aug-13 4:07am

thank you for your help , one more question , when i select a cell ,then the whole row was selected , how to select single cell ? please help me , thanks a lot

Member 10221715 23-Aug-13 4:00am

thank you for your help , one more question , when i select a cell ,then the whole row was selected , how to select single cell ? please help me , thanks a lot

Richard MacCutchan 23-Aug-13 4:19am

You don't select single cells, that is not part of a List control's functionality. You could take a look at Chris Maunder's MFC Grid Control.

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