C# .Net Window forms and List view control

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Do we have any way to add a scroll bar between two list boxes so that anything whcih changed in the one list view will show in to the other list view also means shows the differences in each list view at a time?

Posted 10-Jan-12 23:47pm

prabha4

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Kethu Sasikanth 11-Jan-12 15:22pm

Do you want to control the scrolling of 2 list boxes using one scroll bar? What about the "differences" you are talking about, what do you mean by that?

BillWoodruff 11-Jan-12 20:34pm

You really need to clarify this question. The way I read it I think you are describing two ListBoxes whose content may be different at any one time ? Or, you could read this question as: if I change item5 in ListBox1 to be named item6: and ListBox2 has an item named item5: then I want to change the item in ListBox2 to be the same object.

If you are talking about two identical ListBoxes (in terms of content) then the problem you are talking about is synchronized scrolling which should not be hard to do.

When you speak of "show the differences:" you need to explain that: do you mean you want any item in ListBox2 that is not in ListBox1 to somehow highlighted, selected ... or ?

wizardzz 11-Jan-12 21:37pm

I think I know what the OP is after. Think of a control like the one Araxis Merge uses. 2 text windows, one slider.

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