Load a file - Leo-Corporation/LeoCorpLibrary GitHub Wiki

• Introduction
  • a. Required configuration
  • b. How it works
• Functions
  • a. ListViewContentCustom
  • b. ListViewContentXML
  • c. ListViewContentJSON

To use the following methods, you need to use the version 1.7 or higher of LeoCorpLibrary, and put this on top of your code file:

C#

using LeoCorpLibrary;

VB

Imports LeoCorpLibrary

To understand how the system works, read save system.

1. The system is going to read the file
2. The system is going to separate the elements
3. The system is going to separate the columns
4. From these informations, it will generate a ListViewItem.
5. Then it loads the ListViewItem inside the specified ListView.

This function is available in version 1.7 and higher.

The ListViewContentCustom() method enables you to load the content of a ListView from a file. We recommand that you se these following parameters for your ListView:

• Details vue mode
• FullRowSelect = true

There is two variations of the method:

Variation 1

LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom(ListView listView1, string filePath) {...}

Variation 2

LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom(ListView listView1, string filePath, string itemSplit, string columnSplit) {...}

Here's an example of usage:

C#

// Variation 1
LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom(listView1, @"C:\content.txt");

// Variation 2
LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom(listView1, @"C:\content.txt", "/*E*/", "/*C*/");

VB

' Variation 1
LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom(ListView1, "C:/content.txt")

' Variation 2
LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom(ListVew1, "C:/content.txt", "/*E*/", "/*C*/")

Note: in the examples, you might noticed that instead of simply writting Load.ListViewContentCustom, it is writtent LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentCustom. This because of a conflict with Load which is an event in Windows Forms.

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This function is available in version 2.7 and higher.

The ListViewContentXML() method allows you to load a XML file that contains a listview's content. We recommand that you use these following parameters for your ListView:

• Details vue mode
• FullRowSelect = true

It has two arguments:

Here's an example of usage:

C#

LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentXML(listView1, "C:/test.xml");

VB

LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentXML(listView1, "C:/test.xml")

Imput:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ArrayOfArrayOfString xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
  <ArrayOfString>
    <string>Test1</string>
    <string>Test2</string>
    <string>Test3</string>
  </ArrayOfString>
  <ArrayOfString>
    <string>Test4</string>
    <string>Test5</string>
    <string>Test6</string>
  </ArrayOfString>
  <ArrayOfString>
    <string>Test7</string>
    <string>Test7</string>
    <string>Test8</string>
  </ArrayOfString>
</ArrayOfArrayOfString>

Expected Output:

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This function is available in version 2.7 and higher.

The ListViewContentJSON() method allows you to load a listview's content from a JSON file. We recommand that you use these following parameters for your ListView:

• Details vue mode
• FullRowSelect = true

It has two arguments:

Here's an example of usage:

C#

LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentJSON(listView1, "C:/test.json");

VB

LeoCorpLibrary.Load.ListViewContentJSON(listView1, "C:/test.json")

Imput:

[
    [
        "Test1",
        "Test2",
        "Test3"
    ],
    [
        "Test4",
        "Test5",
        "Test6"
    ],
    [
        "Test7",
        "Test7",
        "Test8"
    ]
]

Expected Output:

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