Double-click event in ListView and double-click event in listview

Double-click event in ListView and double-click event in listview

 1 Private Sub lstShowRunning_MouseDoubleClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles lstShowRunning.MouseDoubleClick 2         Try 3             If lstShowRunning.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then 4                 If lstShowRunning.SelectedItems(0).ToolTipText <> "" Then 5                     Using frmMsg As New frmMessage(lstShowRunning.SelectedItems(0).ToolTipText) 6                         frmMsg.ShowDialog() 7                     End Using 8                 End If 9                 10             End If11         Catch12             Try13                 If lstShowRunning.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then14                     MessageBox.Show(lstShowRunning.SelectedItems(0).ToolTipText)15                 End If16             Catch17             End Try18         End Try19     End Sub20 End Class

 

For the subitems double-click event of listview in C #,

Private void listView1_DoubleClick (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
If (listView1.SelectedItems. Count = 0) return;

MessageBox. Show ("You clicked" + listView1.SelectedItems [0]. Text );

}

Double-click event of ListView control in MFC

No ListView. Is it a List Control?
Double-click will generate the NM_DBCLICK message.
You can choose View> ClassWizard from the menu. On the displayed Class management interface, select the Class Name of your List Control, select the List Control ID in the Object IDs, and select NM_DBCLICK in Messages on the right to add the message.