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PreviousItemBox.Location = New Point(150, 20) Private Sub InitializeLocationSearchListView() Private WithEvents iconListView As New ListView() IconListView.FindNearestItem(SearchDirectionHint.Up, e.X, e.Y) Find the an item above where the user clicked. Void iconListView_MouseDown(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) iconListView.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandler(iconListView_MouseWheel) New MouseEventHandler(iconListView_MouseDown) Handle the MouseDown event to capture user input. TextListView->Items->AddRange(gcnew array) Set the View to list to use the FindItemWithText method. The following code example demonstrates how to create a basic ListView, populate it with items, and use text input from the user to find an item in the list. To find an item using textĬreate a ListView with the View property set to Details or List, and then populate the ListView with items.Ĭall the FindItemWithText method, passing the text of the item you would like to find. In contrast, the FindNearestItem method allows you to find an item in a ListView in icon or tile view, given a set of x- and y-coordinates and a direction to search. The FindItemWithText method allows you to perform a text search on a ListView in list or details view, given a search string and an optional starting and ending index. The ListView control offers this capability in two different ways: text matching and location searching.

Oftentimes when working with a large list of items in a ListView control, you want to offer search capabilities to the user.