String Problem

Hari_16

Hi All, I am filling numbers in a listBox. for(int i =;i<20;i++) { CString string; string.Format(i); ListBox.Addstring(string); } the output is like 0 1 10 11 12 .. .. .. .. 19 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Can anypne tell how to get the numbers in order and not like this..

Jijo Raj

Hi hraman, Remove the 'sort' style of your list box and everything will be alright. Best Regards, Jijo.

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Hari_16

Hi I used a while loop and i am having the same problem while(i<20) { CString string; string.Format(i); ListBox.Addstring(string); ++i; } Can u please be bit detailed on what u mean by Sort? Thanks!!!!

CPallini

By default, Visual Studio sets the LBS_SORT style (forcing alphabetic sort) when adds a Listbox control to your window. To remove it, in the Resource View pane, select the Listbox and then set the Sort property to False. :)

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Hari_16

Thanks a lot .. i changed it and now its working fine Thanks

CPallini

You are welcome. BTW: I really don't know why they think alphabetic sort should be the default. :)

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David Crow

CPallini wrote:

BTW: I really don't know why they think alphabetic sort should be the default.

As opposed to what?

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David Crow

Another approach would be to left-pad the numbers with a 0. That may go against your design, however.

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CPallini

No sort. :)

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