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{{Important | '''The following only applicable to Alternative Syntax when used with [[CT_LISTBOX]] and [[CT_LISTNBOX]]'''<br>To deselect all entries, use -1: <tt>_ctrl [[lbSetCurSel]] -1;</tt> For listbox of style LB_MULTI use [[lbSetSelected]] instead.<br>[[CT_COMBO]] does not allow unselecting entries, instead it will select the first one. If you really need to unselect a combobox then follow these steps:<br>
{{Important | '''The following only applicable to Alternative Syntax when used with [[CT_LISTBOX]] and [[CT_LISTNBOX]]'''<br>To deselect all entries, use -1: <tt>_ctrl [[lbSetCurSel]] -1;</tt> For listbox of style LB_MULTI use [[lbSetSelected]] instead.<br>[[CT_COMBO]] does not allow unselecting entries, instead it will select the first one. If you really need to unselect a combobox then follow these steps:<br>
# Are you really really sure you want to unselect a combobox? This behavior is inconsistent with the usual functionality of a combobox.
# Are you really really sure you want to unselect a combobox? This behavior is inconsistent with the usual functionality of a combobox.
# Read the note from [[User:DreadedEntity|DreadedEntity]] below.}}
# Read the note from [[#Notes|DreadedEntity]] below.}}


| '''lbSetCurSel''' [idc, index]
| '''lbSetCurSel''' [idc, index]
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| [[lbAdd]], [[lbClear]], [[lbColor]], [[lbCurSel]], [[lbData]], [[lbDelete]], [[lbIsSelected]], [[lbPicture]], [[lbSelection]], [[lbSetColor]], [[lbSetData]], [[lbSetPicture]], [[lbSetSelected]], [[lbSetTooltip]], [[lbSetValue]], [[lbSize]], [[lbSort]], [[lbSortByValue]], [[lbText]], [[lbValue]]
| [[lbAdd]], [[lbClear]], [[lbColor]], [[lbCurSel]], [[lbData]], [[lbDelete]], [[lbIsSelected]], [[lbPicture]], [[lbSelection]], [[lbSetColor]], [[lbSetData]], [[lbSetPicture]], [[lbSetSelected]], [[lbSetTooltip]], [[lbSetValue]], [[lbSize]], [[lbSort]], [[lbSortByValue]], [[lbText]], [[lbValue]]
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<dd class="notedate">Posted: Sep 10 2014</dd>
<dt class="note">[[User:ffur2007slx2_5|ffur2007slx2_5]]</dt>
<dd class="note">More information on the LB command family can be found [[List Box|here]]
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[[Category:Scripting Commands|LBSETCURSEL]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands|LBSETCURSEL]]

Revision as of 01:26, 20 January 2021

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Description

Description:
Selects the item with the given index in the listbox, listnbox, combobox, xcombobox, xlistbox
The following only applicable to Alternative Syntax when used with CT_LISTBOX and CT_LISTNBOX
To deselect all entries, use -1: _ctrl lbSetCurSel -1; For listbox of style LB_MULTI use lbSetSelected instead.
CT_COMBO does not allow unselecting entries, instead it will select the first one. If you really need to unselect a combobox then follow these steps:
  1. Are you really really sure you want to unselect a combobox? This behavior is inconsistent with the usual functionality of a combobox.
  2. Read the note from DreadedEntity below.
Groups:
GUI Control - ListBox

Syntax

Syntax:
lbSetCurSel [idc, index]
Parameters:
[idc, index]: Array
idc: Number of control
index: Number
Return Value:
Nothing

Alternative Syntax

Syntax:
control lbSetCurSel index
Parameters:
control: Control
index: Number
Return Value:
Nothing

Examples

Example 1:
lbSetCurSel [101, 0];
Example 2:
_control lbSetCurSel 0;

Additional Information

See also:
lbAddlbClearlbColorlbCurSellbDatalbDeletelbIsSelectedlbPicturelbSelectionlbSetColorlbSetDatalbSetPicturelbSetSelectedlbSetTooltiplbSetValuelbSizelbSortlbSortByValuelbTextlbValue

Notes

Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
Only post proven facts here! Add Note
Posted on November 29, 2014 - 23:40 (UTC)
DreadedEntity
Prior to ArmA 1.90 lbSetCurSel -1 had no effect while the listbox was populated. You needed to use lbClear first, then lbSetCurSel -1, then re-populate the listbox.
Posted on March 1, 2015 - 18:37 (UTC)
Longbow
Keep in mind that running this command against control will fire attached 'onLBSelChanged' event handler.