column's caption.
Finds an item, looking for Caption in ColIndex column. The searching starts at StartIndex item.
| Type | Description | ||
| Caption as Variant | A Variant expression that indicates the caption that is searched for. | |||
| ColIndex as Variant |
A long expression that indicates the column's index or the cell's handle, a string expression that indicates the column's caption. | |||
| StartIndex as Variant | A long value that indicates the index of item from where the searching starts. | |||
| HITEM | A long expression that indicates the item's handle that matches the criteria. |
Use the FindItem to search for an item. Finds a control's item that matches CellCaption( Item, ColIndex ) = Caption. The StartIndex parameter indicates the index from where the searching starts. If it is missing, the searching starts from the item with the 0 index. Use the AutoSearch property to enable incremental search feature within the column.
The following VB sample selects the first item that matches "DUMON" on the first column:
Gantt1.Items.SelectItem(Gantt1.Items.FindItem("DUMON", 0)) = True
The following C++ sample finds and selects an item:
#include "Items.h"
CItems items = m_gantt.GetItems();
COleVariant vtMissing;
long hFind = items.GetFindItem( COleVariant("King"), COleVariant("LastName"), vtMissing );
if ( hFind != NULL )
items.SetSelectItem( hFind, TRUE );
The following C# sample finds and selects an item:
axGantt1.Items.set_SelectItem(axGantt1.Items.get_FindItem("Child 2", 0, 0), true);
The following VB.NET sample finds and selects an item:
With AxGantt1.Items
Dim iFind As Integer
iFind = .FindItem("Child 2", 0)
If Not (iFind = 0) Then
.SelectItem(iFind) = True
End If
End With
The following VFP sample finds and selects an item:
with thisform.Gantt1.Items
.DefaultItem = .FindItem("Child 2",0)
if ( .DefaultItem <> 0 )
.SelectItem( 0 ) = .t.
endif
endwith