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[Jan Hirak]

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[dazinith]

the list control must know the string to put in the list control, if you need to put an integer or a double, etc. then you should format it first. i show alot of integers in some of my lists, so i wrote a simple int to string function.. something like:

CString CCommonFunctions::toString(int nVal)
{
CString strTemp;
strTemp.Format("%i", nVal);
return strTemp;
}

that way when you add your value to the list control you can just use

m_lstMyList.InsertItem(0, CCommonFunctions::toString(nMyInt));

also remember you can set a pointer to each object incase you need to associate each item with a custom object

CMyObject* myObj = new CMyObject("blah",1,20);
m_lstMyList.InsertItem(nPos, CCommonFunctions::toString(myObj->m_nX));
m_lstMyList.SetItemData(nPos, (DWORD) myObj);

then later use GetItemData()

CMyObject* myObj = NULL;
int nPos = m_lstMyList.GetSelectionMark();
if (nPos != -1)
{
myObj = m_lstMyList.GetItemData(nPos);
}

-dz

[dazinith]

didnt see you were asking about doubles specifically.. something like this:

CString strDouble;
strDouble.Format("%f", dDouble);
m_lstMyList.InsertItem(0, strDouble.Left(4)); // use the left command to get only the number of digits you want

-dz