Can I somehow use POCOs in a ListView? Or are ListViewItem’s my only option?
If I can only use ListViewItems is it possible to assign a value object (my POCO) or is it possible to use subitems with value objects?
Thanks in advance!
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Can I somehow use POCOs in a ListView? Or are ListViewItem’s my only option?
If I can only use ListViewItems is it possible to assign a value object (my POCO) or is it possible to use subitems with value objects?
Thanks in advance!
You can use ObjectListView which plays very nicely with POCOs.
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ObjectListView is based on the regular ListView, but it uses some magic and the win32 api to make everything possible. It’s not very hard to get started with it and I don’t really see why you can’t use it?
Standard listview: All options (except owner drawing) include using a ListViewItem. If you got a large collection I recommend that you use Virtual Mode which means that the list view will request each item that is visible.