Listbox from listbox

[idiogene]

Hi, I know it should be simple, but I can't figure it out.

I would like to add a selection of items from listbox1 to listbox2.

Listbox1 has 90 items listed in and I need to index the 20 items located between lines 20 to 40 in a second listbox (listbox2).

Could anyone help me with this?

Idiogene

[idiogene]

Ok, after many try I found a way.
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function list1tolist2()
count = 19;
repeat
count = count + 1;
resultD = ListBox.GetItemData("listbox1", count);
resultT = ListBox.GetItemText("listbox1", count);
ListBox.AddItem("listbox2", resultT, resultD);
until count 40
end
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It might not be the best way but at least it works

Thank's

Idiogene

[RizlaUK]

yes, it works and theres nothing wrong with it

this just makes it a little more *dynamic*

function list1tolist2(strOBJ1,strOBJ2)
	local nCount = ListBox.GetCount(strOBJ1);
	for index = 1, nCount do
		local resultD = ListBox.GetItemData(strOBJ1, index);
		local resultT = ListBox.GetItemText(strOBJ1, index);
		ListBox.AddItem(strOBJ2, resultT, resultD);
	end
end

-- Test
list1tolist2("listbox1","listbox2")

[idiogene]

I see said the blind man.
That's what I was looking for and didn't know how to ask for.
.. it's much more *dynamic*.
Thank you,

Idiogene

[RizlaUK]

lol, no problem

i just read you 1st post properly, i dident see the > 20 and < 40 thing i just looked at your function

add the bits in red to only add items 20 to 40

function list1tolist2(strOBJ1,strOBJ2)
	local nCount = ListBox.GetCount(strOBJ1);
	for index = 1, nCount do
		if index > 20 and index < 40 then
			local resultD = ListBox.GetItemData(strOBJ1, index);
			local resultT = ListBox.GetItemText(strOBJ1, index);
			ListBox.AddItem(strOBJ2, resultT, resultD);
		end
	end
end

list1tolist2("ListBox1","ListBox2")

[idiogene]

Tested... Yes! It works wonderfully.
Again, thank you very much RizlaUK for this lesson of syntax.

Idigene