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Is there a more "sane" way to redraw the borders of a ListView?

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Post time: 2020-3-13 08:30:01
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I want to redraw the border of the ListView, but I found that the border can't be cleared by using the Clear (Color) method after getting the ListView's Graphics interface, let alone redrawing ~~ Setting the ListView's BorderStyle to BorderStyle.None can remove the edges, but ListView has fewer pixels, and it can't be drawn ~~~

Someone introduced that I can set the BorderStyle to None, and then put a Panel under the ListView and draw the edges on the Panel. Although this is feasible, is there any other way to directly redraw the edges of the ListView?

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Post time: 2020-6-23 22:45:01
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What does it mean to have fewer pixels?

Do you use detail display or big icons?
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Post time: 2020-6-24 01:30:01
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I don’t know what’s wrong with setting to none
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That is to say, if there is an edge, the edge occupies one pixel, and now there is no edge, there is one pixel on each side
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Post time: 2020-6-25 23:15:01
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That is to say, if there is an edge, the edge occupies one pixel, and now there is no edge, there is one pixel on each side

Do not understand what effect this has?
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 Author| Post time: 2020-6-26 20:45:01
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The effect is: I want to redraw the side of the ListView, one pixel is missing, and the side I want to draw is drawn inside~
If ListView is in detail or list state, it will affect the items and columns in it~

But now I can’t draw anyway...T_T
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Post time: 2020-7-14 13:00:01
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Do you want to say that if it is useful, it will be an extra line,

With none, there is one less line, but the white part will stretch out?
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 Author| Post time: 2020-7-23 16:00:01
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Yes, if you use ordinary ones, there will be one more line, and if you use none, there will be one less line. But my goal now is to have this line, and I want to draw this line by myself. If it's normal, the line appears, and I can't cover it no matter how I redraw it.
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Post time: 2020-7-27 06:30:02
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Car~~~ You can add multiple panels to calculate and live in an anchor meter. Anyway, .net will have to expose a lot of memory windows

You add multiple panel bases and all 5 are competing
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 Author| Post time: 2020-7-27 15:00:01
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.... I have considered the situation you mentioned. The original post on the first floor also wrote it, but it is currently not allowed to be implemented in this situation.
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