Does anyone know of a good tutorial on Flags update in a Listview? and all that stuff?

VB

VB 6
[code] If (Flags And BNFLAGS_OP) = BNFLAGS_OP Then
frmMain.lvChannel.ListItems.Remove frmMain.lvChannel.FindItem(Username).Index
With frmMain.lvChannel.ListItems.Add(1, , Username, , ICON_GAVEL)
.ListSubItems.Add 1, , , GetLagIcon(Ping, Flags)
End With
Else
With frmMain.lvChannel
.ListItems(.FindItem(Username).Index).SmallIcon = icon
End With
End If[/code]

Open up your favorite visual basic book and read the section on the bitwise operators, paying special attention to the AND, &, operator. The AND operator will tell you whether a bit is turned on, 1, or not.

The code above is correct and does what it is supposed to do.

I never said the code above was incorrect. He did however ask for a tutorial, as in something to teach him, on how to make his flags work. You responded with code, which works, and I responded with a way to learn about what you posted. See the difference? How will it help him to use code he may not understand?

Yeah, I didn't know who you were talking to, and he can look it up on MSDN.

[quote author=bmwrb16 link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26121 date=1067293721]
Yeah, I didn't know who you were talking to, and he can look it up on MSDN.
[/quote]

Stop being a jerk. You both gave valid answers.

If want some help on Flags Look in Bnet docs on the main page...Or you can aim me on Phyc0freek and ill help you

[quote author=bmwrb16 link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26116 date=1067288443]
The code above is correct and does what it is supposed to do.
[/quote]

It is not however a tutorial so it's obviously completely utterly failing to answer a question asking for a tutorial instead of a code sample.

http://www.valhallalegends.com/arta/docs/flags.txt

[quote]
[code]      If (BattleNetFlag And FlagValue) = BattleNetFlag Then
         ' flag is set
      Else
         ' flag is not set
      End If
[/code][/quote]

if the flag's set, update the icon on your listview, if not, leave it how it is

[quote author=Tuberload link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26115 date=1067287923]
Open up your favorite visual basic book and read the section on the bitwise operators, paying special attention to the AND, &, operator. The AND operator will tell you whether a bit is turned on, 1, or not.
[/quote]bitmasking is the term, I believe. (just in case you want to look this up)

[quote author=Gangz link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26125 date=1067294547]
If want some help on Flags Look in Bnet docs on the main page...Or you can aim me on Phyc0freek and ill help you
[/quote]

He wasn't asking for help with the flags I think he meant the event.


[quote author=Adron link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26145 date=1067297854]
[quote author=bmwrb16 link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26116 date=1067288443]
The code above is correct and does what it is supposed to do.
[/quote]

It is not however a tutorial so it's obviously completely utterly failing to answer a question asking for a tutorial instead of a code sample.
[/quote]

Well his question was kind of ambiguous so I just gave a code sample of the "flagsupdate_event".

[quote author=UserLoser link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26148 date=1067298238]
http://www.valhallalegends.com/arta/docs/flags.txt

[quote]
[code] If (BattleNetFlag And FlagValue) = BattleNetFlag Then
' flag is set
Else
' flag is not set
End If[/code][/quote]
[/quote]

Basically what i said, the code I posted covers all the flags if your "GetIconCode" function is made properly


[quote author=Etheran link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26151 date=1067298732]
[quote author=Tuberload link=board=17;threadid=3296;start=0#msg26115 date=1067287923]
Open up your favorite visual basic book and read the section on the bitwise operators, paying special attention to the AND, &, operator. The AND operator will tell you whether a bit is turned on, 1, or not.
[/quote]bitmasking is the term, I believe. (just in case you want to look this up)
[/quote]

Not really since bitmasking is different then bitwise.

[quote]Not really since bitmasking is different then bitwise. [/quote]
bitmasking is a bitwise function?

[quote] Basically what i said, the code I posted covers all the flags if your "GetIconCode" function is made properly[/quote]
btw, you mean MY GetIconCode function.