Winforms: Embedded NumericUpDown control inside ListView?

I haven't tried but I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't be possible.

I haven't tried but I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't be possible. This knowledge base article (KB320344) shows how to add a combobox and you should be able to adapt the code for most other kinds of controls: support.microsoft.com/kb/320344.

That sounds great. It seems a very good link, thanks. I read in other posting that this kind of work is not easy.

I will give a try. – user314275 Apr 12 '10 at 8:10 on the above link you gave, I try to do the first portion of Create the Inherited ListView Control. However, it fails at the protected override void Dispose(bool disposing) No suitable method found to override.

Would you mind help to take a look? – user314275 Apr 12 '10 at 8:44 Have you created your own class that inherits from the Listview and put the Dispose method in that class? The ListView class does have a Dispose method so it should be able to override that.

– ho1 Apr 12 '10 at 10:09 I am not sure how to create my own class that inherits from the ListView. Could you guide me, please? – user314275 Apr 13 '10 at 9:26 Just follow along in the sample in the link.

You'll have to do the whole of step 4 at the same time, if you only do bits of it it'll probably not build. Specifically, to inherit from listview it's the line: public class MyListView : System.Windows.Forms. ListView – ho1 Apr 13 '10 at 14:19.

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