I am trying to create documentation to go along with this control in the form of a user guide to make using everything much easier. The more things I add, the better my documentation and coding practices have to be or things will become unmanageable in a hurry.
It's been a real challenge to keep things clean enough in the source to be able to continually add features. You can also get more detailed change logs there.Īt this point, this control has simply too many features to document here. You can get these sub-updates right here at Glacial Listview Control.
BIG HEAD BASKETBALL PROJECT REFRESH CODE
In order to keep from driving the good people at The Code Project crazy with lots of updates though, I post the minor updates on my website. One thing many of you have found out is that I make frequent bug fixes and updates to this control.
BIG HEAD BASKETBALL PROJECT REFRESH UPDATE
This fourth update mainly focuses on tightening everything up, fixing bugs, and a lot more embedding work. The third pass was all about features and specifically control embedding. NET-centric changes to my code base with a few important feature upgrades. My second pass at the control v1.1 focused on optimization and. On the first iteration v1.0, I tried to model everything based on a similar control I had written in MFC (which didn't work out very well). So I started this project which is a ListView written entirely in C#. After fumbling through way too many wndprocs, hacks, and dead ends, I decided that it would be a good idea to have an extremely customizable ListView for this and many future projects. I started with the stock list control provided with VS.NET. I initially began this project back in December of 2002 when I went to write a ListView for a project I was contracting on, that needed to display scores from team based games (football, basketball, etc.). Welcome to the fourth iteration of my Glacial ListView Control v1.3.
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