I am having trouble getting anything to show up in a listbox control I created. The listbox itself shows up fine. Relevant code appears here: 
#Prepare Listview for Load
    
    $win->lvwData_Entered->Clear();
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertColumn ( -text=>"Tape", -width=>80);
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertColumn ( -text=>"MFGDATE", -width=>80
+);
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertColumn ( -text=>"Library", -width=>80
+);
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertColumn ( -text=>"DateLoaded", -width=
+>80);
    
    $win->Show();
    
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertItem   ( -item=>0, -text=>"000234D");
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertItem   ( -item=>1, -text=>"000235D");
    $win->lvwData_Entered->InsertItem   ( -item=>2, -text=>"000236D");
    $win->lvwData_Entered->Update();
    $win->tfLoad_TapeName->SetFocus();
    
    print_dbg("Main()--Listview","Column must be ".$win->lvwData_Enter
+ed->GetStringWidth("000000d").
            " characters wide.\n.");
    print_dbg("Main()--Listview","There are ".$win->lvwData_Entered->C
+ount()." tapes in list.\n");
    print_dbg("Main()--Listview","First visible is ".$win->lvwData_Ent
+ered->GetFirstVisible()."\n");
    print_dbg("Main()--Listview","View-mode: ".$win->lvwData_Entered->
+View()."\n");
    print_dbg("Main()--Listview","There are ".$win->lvwData_Entered->V
+isibleCount().
            " Viewable tapes in list.");

    
    Win32::GUI::Dialog();
    
    return(1);
    }

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In reply to Listview control weirdness by talwyn

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