checked

Arguments: list-view-item

This property has an effect only on the Windows platform, where it is provided by the underlying Microsoft control.

Returns the value of the checked property of a list-view-item of a list-view control. The value may be set at creation time by passing the :checked initarg to make-instance, or any time later by calling (setf checked).

This property specifies whether a list-view-item on a list-view control is currently checked. This can be true only if the show-check-boxes property of the list-view is true to show the special column of check boxes. The default value is nil.

Typically an application would call checked on various list-view-items of a list-view control once the user has exited the dialog that contains the list-view, to see which items the user has checked. An application can also call (setf checked) on a list-view-item to set whether that item is checked or unchecked.

The generic function (setf checked) will also be called whenever the end user interactively toggles the checked state of an item by clicking on it. An application could add an :after method to catch whenever the checked state changes, though it is more typical to give the list-view control an on-check function, which will be called when the state of any of its check boxes has changed.

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