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CheckedListBoxItemCollection.Item[Object] Property

Returns an item that has the specified value.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors.Controls

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v19.2.dll

Declaration

public CheckedListBoxItem this[object value] { get; }

Parameters

Name Type Description
value Object

An object that represent’s the value of the item to be retrieved.

Property Value

Type Description
CheckedListBoxItem

A CheckedListBoxItem object whose value matches the specified object.

Remarks

If an editor is displaying Boolean options, each item is typically associated with a string value. So the value parameter must be a string.

If an editor is displaying a bit field (set of flags), each item’s value is a corresponding flag, and so the value parameter must specify this flag.

Example

The code below populates the RepositoryItemCheckedComboBoxEdit.Items collection with five items, each item stores a string value.

The CheckedComboBoxEdit.SetEditValue method is called to select “Circle” and “Ellipse” items. The “Circle” item is then disabled so that users cannot de-select it.

CheckedComboBoxEdit_ex

Note that the code modifies the RepositoryItemCheckedComboBoxEdit.SeparatorChar property to change the edit value separator char from the default comma (“,”) to a semicolon (“;”). The same separator char must be used in the SetEditValue method parameter.

// Add check items to the control's dropdown.
string[] itemValues = new string[] { 
    "Circle", "Rectangle", "Ellipse", 
    "Triangle", "Square" };
foreach (string value in itemValues)
    checkedComboBoxEdit1.Properties.Items.Add(value, CheckState.Unchecked, true);
// Specify the separator character.
checkedComboBoxEdit1.Properties.SeparatorChar = ';';
// Set the edit value.
checkedComboBoxEdit1.SetEditValue("Circle; Ellipse");
// Disable the Circle item.
checkedComboBoxEdit1.Properties.Items["Circle"].Enabled = false;
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