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Add Items to Listbox + Winforms


Posted Date: 30 Apr 2009    Resource Type: Code Snippets    Category: Winforms Controls
Author: Deepika HaridasMember Level: Diamond    
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You can add items individually to a listbox. Because you can add any type of object, it's up to you to determine which property of the object is to be displayed. set {the DisplayMember property to indicate the name of the property to display. In this case, set the DisplayMember property to display the ProcessName property. ValueMember property only works if you specify the DataSource property of the control.


private void btnFill1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
AddItems();
}

private void AddItems()
{
try
{
// Remove existing items from the control.
lstProcessesAddItem.Items.Clear();
// Fill the control. Indicate which member of
// the items added to the list box should be
// displayed.
lstProcessesAddItem.DisplayMember = "ProcessName";
foreach(Process prc in Process.GetProcesses() )
{
lstProcessesAddItem.Items.Add(prc);
}
lstProcessesAddItem.Sorted = true;
}
catch(Exception exp)
{
MessageBox.Show(exp.Message, this.Text);
}

}



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