I’ve looked all over and can find nothing. The only solution I’ve found is to manually call the function when you add an item, but that’s inefficient, and I know it’s possible.
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I’ve looked all over and can find nothing. The only solution I’ve found is to manually call the function when you add an item, but that’s inefficient, and I know it’s possible.
Wrap the logic in a separate class. That way you’re only calling the one piece of code but you can also know when items are added.
There is no event for this that is native to the .NET listbox control. The only other option is subclassing the listbox and listening manually.