This class represents an item in a ListView
control. You can add and remove these objects from the
ListView.Items collection.
In one of the icon views, the imagery displayed comes from the
Text and ImageIndex properties
(inherited from the various ListView image lists;
the list currently in play can be retrieved from
ImageList). You can also specify various other
aspects of the items appearance such as the Font,
ForeColor, and BackColor. You
can also discover whether the item is Selected,
Focused, or Checked. (See
ListView for more information on these features.)
In the details view, the ListView displays several
columns, in addition to the simple text and icon for the item. To
support this, you should add additional
ListViewSubItem objects to the
SubItems collection.
public class ListViewItem : ICloneable, System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable {
// Public Constructors
public ListViewItem();
public ListViewItem(ListViewSubItem[ ] subItems, int imageIndex);
public ListViewItem(string text);
public ListViewItem(string[ ] items);
public ListViewItem(string[ ] items, int imageIndex);
public ListViewItem(string[ ] items, int imageIndex, System.Drawing.Color foreColor, System.Drawing.Color backColor,
System.Drawing.Font font);
public ListViewItem(string text, int imageIndex);
// Public Instance Properties
public Color BackColor{set; get; }
public Rectangle Bounds{get; }
public bool Checked{set; get; }
public bool Focused{set; get; }
public Font Font{set; get; }
public Color ForeColor{set; get; }
public int ImageIndex{set; get; }
public ImageList ImageList{get; }
public int Index{get; }
public ListView ListView{get; }
public bool Selected{set; get; }
public int StateImageIndex{set; get; }
public ListViewSubItemCollection SubItems{get; }
public object Tag{set; get; }
public string Text{set; get; }
public bool UseItemStyleForSubItems{set; get; }
// Public Instance Methods
public void BeginEdit();
public virtual object Clone(); // implements ICloneable
public virtual void EnsureVisible();
public Rectangle GetBounds(ItemBoundsPortion portion);
public virtual void Remove();
public override string ToString(); // overrides object
// Protected Instance Methods
protected virtual void Deserialize(System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationInfo info,
System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext context);
protected virtual void Serialize(System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationInfo info,
System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext context);
}