Autoit Control Get List View

Autoit Control Get List View Using C#

Sends a command to a ListView32 control.

ControlListView ( "title", "text", controlID, "command" [, option1 [, option2]] )

Parameters

title	The title of the window to access.
text	The text of the window to access.
controlID	The control to interact with. See Controls.
command	The command to send to the control (see below).
option1	[optional] Additional parameter required by some commands.
option2	[optional] Additional parameter required by some commands.

Return Value

Depends on command as table below shows. In case of an error (such as an invalid command or window/control could not be found) then @error is set to 1.

Command, Option1, Option2	Operation
"DeSelect", From [, To]	Deselects one or more items.
"FindItem", "string to find" [, SubItem]	Returns the item index of the string. Returns -1 if the string is not found.
"GetItemCount"	Returns the number of list items.
"GetSelected" [, option]	Returns a string containing the item index of selected items. If option=0 (default) only the first selected item is returned. If option=1 then all the selected items are returned delimited by |, e.g: "0|3|4|10". If no items are selected a blank "" string is returned.
"GetSelectedCount"	Returns the number of items that are selected.
"GetSubItemCount"	Returns the number of subitems.
"GetText", Item, SubItem	Returns the text of a given item/subitem.
"IsSelected", Item	Returns 1 if the item is selected, otherwise returns 0.
"Select", From [, To]	Selects one or more items.
"SelectAll"	Selects all items.
"SelectClear"	Clears the selection of all items.
"SelectInvert"	Inverts the current selection.
"ViewChange", "view"	Changes the current view. Valid views are "list", "details", "smallicons", "largeicons".

All items/subitems are 0 based. This means that the first item/subitem in a list is 0, the second is 1, and so on.
In a "Details" view of a ListView32 control, the "item" can be thought of as the "row" and the "subitem" as the "column".

Remarks

Some commands may fail when using a 32-bit AutoIt process to read from a 64-bit process. Likewise commands may fail when using a 64-bit AutoIt process to read from a 32-bit process.

Source : Autoit Help Document