ListItemCollection.Clear Méthode

public:
 virtual void Clear();

public void Clear ();

abstract member Clear : unit -> unit
override this.Clear : unit -> unit

Public Sub Clear ()

Implémente

Exemples

// Copy the items in the ListItemCollection to an array before 
// deleting them.     
ListItem[] myListItemArray = new ListItem[ListBox1.Items.Count];
ListBox1.Items.CopyTo(myListItemArray, 0);

// Delete all the items from the ListBox.
ListBox1.Items.Clear();
DeleteLabel.Text = "<b>All items in the ListBox were deleted successfully." 
    + "</b><br /><b>The deleted items are:";
String listResults="";
    foreach(ListItem myItem in myListItemArray)
    {
        listResults = listResults + myItem.Text + "<br />";
    }
ResultsLabel.Text = listResults;

' Copy the items in the ListListBox1.Items to an array before 
' deleting them.     
Dim myListItemArray(ListBox1.Items.Count - 1) As ListItem
ListBox1.Items.CopyTo(myListItemArray, 0)

' Delete all the items from the ListBox.
ListBox1.Items.Clear()
DeleteLabel.Text = "<b>All items in the ListBox were deleted successfully." & _
                   "</b><br /><b>The deleted items are:"
Dim listResults As [String] = ""
Dim myItem2 As ListItem
For Each myItem2 In myListItemArray
    listResults = listResults & myItem2.Text & "<br />"
Next myItem2
ResultsLabel.Text = listResults

Remarques

Utilisez la Clear méthode pour supprimer tous les ListItem objets. La Count propriété est également définie sur 0.

S’applique à

Voir aussi

• Add(String)
• AddRange(ListItem[])
• Insert(Int32, String)
• Remove(String)
• RemoveAt(Int32)