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Hi,
We use a TListView component in C++ Builder to enable the user make
some selections. When the user makes a selection, the selected rows
are highlighted in 'Blue'.

Now, my application is such that the user can use the 'Tab' key to
move to different components on his screen, after making the
selection. When he does so, the 'Blue' color of the selected rows goes
away and the user cannot see his selection in the TListView in 'Blue',
because the TListView is not the object of focus.

Question is: How to alow the user to see his selection on a component
that is not currently focussed? (i.e.) How to retain the 'Blue' color
on the user selections in the TListView?

Thanx in advance

-arun

"arun venkatesan" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> We use a TListView component in C++ Builder to enable the user make
> some selections. When the user makes a selection, the selected rows
> are highlighted in 'Blue'.
>
> Now, my application is such that the user can use the 'Tab' key to
> move to different components on his screen, after making the
> selection. When he does so, the 'Blue' color of the selected rows goes
> away and the user cannot see his selection in the TListView in 'Blue',
> because the TListView is not the object of focus.
>
> Question is: How to alow the user to see his selection on a component
> that is not currently focussed? (i.e.) How to retain the 'Blue' color
> on the user selections in the TListView?

Sorry, but the question is offtopic on this newsgroup.
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.9

"arun venkatesan" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> Hi,
> We use a TListView component in C++ Builder to enable the user make
> some selections. When the user makes a selection, the selected rows
> are highlighted in 'Blue'.
>
> Now, my application is such that the user can use the 'Tab' key to
> move to different components on his screen, after making the
> selection. When he does so, the 'Blue' color of the selected rows goes
> away and the user cannot see his selection in the TListView in 'Blue',
> because the TListView is not the object of focus.
>
> Question is: How to alow the user to see his selection on a component
> that is not currently focussed? (i.e.) How to retain the 'Blue' color
> on the user selections in the TListView?

Ask this question on one (or more) of the newsgroups with VCL in the name
on the news://newsgroups.borland.com newsserver.

TListView or any other VCL class is not a part of standard C++, hence your
question is not topical here.

--
Peter van Merkerk
peter.van.merkerk(at)dse.nl

> We use a TListView component in C++ Builder to enable the user make
> some selections. When the user makes a selection, the selected rows
> are highlighted in 'Blue'.
>
> Now, my application is such that the user can use the 'Tab' key to
> move to different components on his screen, after making the
> selection. When he does so, the 'Blue' color of the selected rows goes
> away and the user cannot see his selection in the TListView in 'Blue',
> because the TListView is not the object of focus.
>
> Question is: How to alow the user to see his selection on a component
> that is not currently focussed? (i.e.) How to retain the 'Blue' color
> on the user selections in the TListView?
>
> Thanx in advance


Use the OnExit event to write a function that keeps the listitems that
are selected blue.