TABLE OF CONTENTS

Listview.mui/Listview.mui
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_ClickColumn
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_DefClickColumn
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_DoubleClick
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_DragType
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_Input
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_List
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_MultiSelect
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_ScrollerPos
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_SelectChange
Listview.mui/Listview.mui

It's important to know that MUI makes a difference
between a list and a listview. A list is just a
collection of some entries and is part of a listview,
which attaches a scrollbar and input handling to
the list.

During object creation time, you have to be careful
not specifying listview tags for the list object
or list tags for the listview object, both versions
won't work. Once the objects are setup, you can
of course talk to the listview as if it was the
list directly.
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_ClickColumn

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_ClickColumn -- (V7 ) [..G], LONG

    FUNCTION
	When using a multi column list, this attribute contains the number of
	the column where the user clicked.

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_Listview_DefClickColumn
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_DefClickColumn

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_DefClickColumn -- (V7 ) [ISG], LONG

    FUNCTION
	When the listview is controlled with the keyboard and the user
	presses RETURN, the value given here will be used as default
	for MUIA_Listview_ClickColumn.

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_Listview_ClickColumn
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_DoubleClick

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_DoubleClick -- (V4 ) [I.G], BOOL

    FUNCTION
	This attribute is set to TRUE whenever the user
	double clicks on an entry in the list.

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_Listview_SelectChange
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_DragType

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_DragType -- (V11) [ISG], LONG

    SPECIAL INPUTS
	MUIV_Listview_DragType_None
	MUIV_Listview_DragType_Immediate

    FUNCTION
	If you want the user to be able to drag items out of
	your list, you must set this for the listview class.
	Currently, only one drag type is defined.
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_Input

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_Input -- (V4 ) [I..], BOOL

    FUNCTION
	Setting this to FALSE will result in a read only
	list view. Defaults to TRUE.

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_Listview_MultiSelect
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_List

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_List -- (V4 ) [I.G], Object *

    FUNCTION
	Every listview needs a list object as child.
	Specify it here.

	As every other child, it will get disposes when
	its parent object is disposed.

    EXAMPLE
	ListviewObject,
	   MUIA_Listview_Input, FALSE,
	   MUIA_Listview_List , ListObject,
	      ReadListFrame,
	      MUIA_List_Format       , ",,",
	      End,
	   End;

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_Listview_Input
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_MultiSelect

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_MultiSelect -- (V7 ) [I..], LONG

    SPECIAL INPUTS
	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_None
	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Default
	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Shifted
	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Always

    FUNCTION
	Four possibilities exist for a listviews multi select
	capabilities:

	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_None:
	   The listview cannot multiselect at all.

	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Default:
	   The multi select type (with or without shift) depends on
	   the users preferences setting.

	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Shifted:
	   Overrides the users prefs, multi selecting only together
	   with shift key.

	MUIV_Listview_MultiSelect_Always:
	   Overrides the users prefs, multi selecting without shift key.

	Please do *not* override the users prefs unless you have a
	good reason!

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_List_MultiTestHook
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_ScrollerPos

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_ScrollerPos -- (V10) [I..], BOOL

    SPECIAL INPUTS
	MUIV_Listview_ScrollerPos_Default
	MUIV_Listview_ScrollerPos_Left
	MUIV_Listview_ScrollerPos_Right
	MUIV_Listview_ScrollerPos_None

    FUNCTION
	Specifies the position of a listviews scrollbar.
	Don't use this tag unless it's absolutely required!

	If you specify MUIV_Listview_ScrollerPos_None, your listview
	wont get a scroller at all and look much like a list object
	alone. However, listviews without scroller are still more
	powerful than list objects as they feature e.g. drag&drop
	possibilities.

	Creating listviews without a scrollbar makes sense if you
	want to have the scrollbar somewhere else, e.g. outside
	of a horizontal virtual group where the listview resides.
	This technique allows the creation of horizontally
	scrollable listviews.

	When you create the scrollbar on your own, connect it
	to the list object (not listview object!) like this:

	DoMethod(sbar,MUIM_Notify,MUIA_Prop_First       ,MUIV_EveryTime,
		list,3,MUIM_Set,MUIA_List_TopPixel,MUIV_TriggerValue);

	DoMethod(list,MUIM_Notify,MUIA_List_TotalPixel  ,MUIV_EveryTime,
		sbar,3,MUIM_Set,MUIA_Prop_Entries ,MUIV_TriggerValue);

	DoMethod(list,MUIM_Notify,MUIA_List_VisiblePixel,MUIV_EveryTime,
		sbar,3,MUIM_Set,MUIA_Prop_Visible ,MUIV_TriggerValue);

	DoMethod(list,MUIM_Notify,MUIA_List_TopPixel    ,MUIV_EveryTime,
		sbar,3,MUIM_Set,MUIA_Prop_First   ,MUIV_TriggerValue);
Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_SelectChange

    NAME
	MUIA_Listview_SelectChange -- (V4 ) [..G], BOOL

    FUNCTION
	This attribute is set to TRUE whenever the selection state
	of one or more items in the list is changing. You can
	use this e.g. if you want to display the number of
	selected items in a status line.

    SEE ALSO
	MUIA_List_MultiSelect