PictureIndex
property for PowerScript controls
Applies to
ListViewItem, TreeViewItem
Description
The PictureIndex property identifies pictures in the control’s
Picture list. For ListViewItems, the index identifies the large, small,
and state picture associated with the item.
For TreeViewItems, the index identifies the picture displayed to the
left of the item label. If the index is 0, no picture is displayed. You
can set the PictureIndex property only for TreeViewItems with scripts, but
you can add pictures to the control’s Picture list in the painter.
Usage
In a painter
To associate pictures with a Listview item:
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Select the Large Picture tab page, Small Picture tab page, or
State tab page from the ListView control’s Properties view. -
Do one of the following:
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In the rows provided in the Picture Name field, type the
complete path and name of the files containing the desired
pictures. -
Use the Browse button.
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Select one or more pictures from the Stock Pictures
list.
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Select the Items tab page from the ListView control’s Properties
view. -
Use the row numbers from the Picture Name list to specify the
Picture Index for each List View Item on the Items tab page.
To add pictures to a TreeView control’s picture list:
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Select the Pictures tab page from the TreeView control’s
Properties view. -
Do one of the following:
-
In the rows provided in the Picture Name field, type the
complete path and name of the files containing the desired
pictures. -
Use the Browse button.
-
Select one or more pictures from the Stock Pictures
list.
You associate pictures in the TreeView control’s picture list
with TreeViewItems using scripts. -
In scripts
This example illustrates how to get a ListViewItem object and change
the value of PictureIndex:
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listviewitem lvi lv_1.GetItem(4, lvi) lvi.PictureIndex = 2 lv_1.SetItem(4, lvi) |
For more information about scripting ListView and TreeView controls,
see the section called “Using
ListView controls” in Application Techniques
and the section called “Using TreeView Controls” in Application Techniques.