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[Borland C++ Builder] ListBox Multiple Selection

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Hey, I am wondering how I can grab all the selected strings from a ListBox with multiple selection on...

I tried looking for it on google and everything, and I know about SelCount but I haven't been able to find out how to grab the strings or the indexes of the selected items...

Any help is appreciated, thanks
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Hey, I am wondering how I can grab all the selected strings from a ListBox with multiple selection on...

I tried looking for it on google and everything, and I know about SelCount but I haven't been able to find out how to grab the strings or the indexes of the selected items...

Any help is appreciated, thanks
fmwyso

hi
which tool or language you using now.

In VC++.NET or C#,VB, there is property "SelectedItems" which returns a collection(array) of currently selected items.


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Hey, I'm using Borland C++ Builder 2009 and I haven't been able to find anything like the VB selectedItems for some reason... I'm pretty sure I'm just not doing/using the right things, I just need someone to tell me what variable it is in a listbox xD. (SelectedItems is not a possiblity).
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