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CListCtrl:SetItemState hiding or disabling items?

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    Hi, On Remarks section, MSDN documentation of CListCtrl:SetItemState its written that SetItemState may be used for hiding or disabling items on the List. I tried to find the state bits for hiding or disabling any item but i couldn't. Do you have any idea? Thanks, Cem

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      Hi, On Remarks section, MSDN documentation of CListCtrl:SetItemState its written that SetItemState may be used for hiding or disabling items on the List. I tried to find the state bits for hiding or disabling any item but i couldn't. Do you have any idea? Thanks, Cem

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      I suppose the remark section is suggesting a usage (i.e. your application should implement it) for the bits not directly used by the List Control itself. :)

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