If you are using CLV or xuiCLV and use AddText then you can use the CSBuilder to put a Bold,, underlined, green text.
I dont see why you need a listview now
For CustomListView you got the answer from DonManfred.
In ListView for single line use: ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.Typeface = Typeface.DEFAULT_BOLD
The same principle is valid for the other layouts.
But, be aware that these settings are valid for all lines with the same layout (SingleLineLAyout,TwoLinesLayout or TwoLinesAndBitmapLayout).
For CustomListView you got the answer from DonManfred.
In ListView for single line use: ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.Typeface = Typeface.DEFAULT_BOLD
The same principle is valid for the other layouts.
But, be aware that these settings are valid for all lines with the same layout (SingleLineLAyout,TwoLinesLayout or TwoLinesAndBitmapLayout).
I have found that the listview doesn't move up the screen when the keyboard appears. I'll try customlistview but I don't know how to tie csbuilder into it or about a text object to add to it
This is a slightly modified example of the CLV .. it is using the class module .. not the CLV Lib.
You can pass a parameter should you want text to be Bold or not.
There are two methods to insert Text to the CLV's ...
clv1.AddTextItem ... (this adds a panel containing a Label with your text)
Study the subs 'AddTextItem' & 'InsertAtTextItem' within the CLV class module
clv2.Add(CreateListItem ... (this adds a panel containing whatever views you wish to add ) this can be done via the designer. The example loads layout "CellItem" which holds a Label, Button & Checkbox.
Study the sub 'CreateListItem' in the Main Module.
This is a slightly modified example of the CLV .. it is using the class module .. not the CLV Lib.
You can pass a parameter should you want text to be Bold or not.
There are two methods to insert Text to the CLV's ...
clv1.AddTextItem ... (this adds a panel containing a Label with your text)
Study the subs 'AddTextItem' & 'InsertAtTextItem' within the CLV class module
clv2.Add(CreateListItem ... (this adds a panel containing whatever views you wish to add ) this can be done via the designer.
The example loads layout "CellItem" which holds a Label, Button & Checkbox.
Study the sub 'CreateListItem' in the Main Module.