Listbox and array

[Evan]

I want to put the contents of a
always changing array into a
listbox... How do you do that?

[VBonliner]

I don't know if I understood what you're after, but


Dim MyArray(intArrayCount) As String
For i=0 To intArrayCount - 1
MyList.List(i) = MyArray(i)
Next i

[joefoulkes]

for x = 1 to ubound(myArray)
list1.additem myArray(x)
next x

joefoules:
i think the loop should be
for x = 0 to ubound(myArray)
unless you need to discount myArray(0).

[joefoulkes]

I suppose, depends on how you populate the array in the first place.

[Evan]

Look... If thats in a timer though
your gonna never clear the array..
This array changes all the time!

[ExcalibursZone]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you have a dynamic array, one that can be a different size each time. Each time the array is assigned something, you want the elements placed in a listbox. Each time the array changes, the listbox clears and repopulates with the new array information? If so:

'This code is NOT verified.

Private Sub List1Populate()
    List1.Clear
    For X = 0 to UBound(MyArray)
        List1.AddItem MyArray(X)
    Next X
End Sub

What'll happen:
Each time your array changes, call List1Populate. This will clear the listbox and populate it with the current contents of the Array. You could also add this to the same sub your array is being assigned data in, it wouldn't take much work there. More or less, this is exactly the same as the others with the added List1.Clear ...

If this isn't what you're looking for, a more detailed question might be in order

Array's can start at 0 or 1, thus use:

Private Sub List1Populate()
    List1.Clear
    For X = LBound(MyArray) To UBound(MyArray)
        List1.AddItem MyArray(X)
    Next X
End Sub

Is the loop
LBnd = LBound(MyArray)
UBnd = UBound(MyArray)
For X = LBnd To UBnd

not more efficient than

For X = LBound(MyArray) To UBound(MyArray)
??