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The list box control com.sun.star.awt.UnoControlListBox displays a list of items that the user can select one or more of. If the number of items exceeds what can be displayed in the list box, scroll bars automatically appear on the control. If the Dropdown property is set to True, the list of items is displayed in a drop-down box. In this case, the maximum number of line counts in the drop-down box are specified with the LineCount property. The actual list of items is controlled by the StringItemList property. All selected items are controlled by the SelectedItems property. If the MultiSelection property is set to True, more than one entry can be selected.

It may be easier to use the com.sun.star.awt.XListBox interface when working with list boxes, because an item can be added to a list at a specific position with the addItem method. For example, an item is added at the end of the list by:

 Dim nCount As Integer
 
 olist box = oDialog.getControl("list box1")
 nCount = olist box.getItemCount()
 olist box.addItem( "New Item", nCount )

Multiple items are added with the help of the addItems method. The removeItems method is used to remove items from a list. For example, the first entry in a list is removed by:

 Dim nPos As Integer, nCount As Integer
 
 nPos = 0
 nCount = 1
 olist box.removeItems( nPos, nCount )

A list box item can be preselected with the selectItemPos, selectItemsPos and selectItem methods. For example, the first entry in a list box can be selected by:

 olist box.selectItemPos( 0, True )

The currently selected item is obtained with the getSelectedItem method:

 Dim sSelectedItem As String
 sSelectedItem = olist box.getSelectedItem()
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