Maybe this will be only possible with some new Listview method like reference by item value not by index (as mentioned in original post it can be sorted, therefore index is no option). maybe even, as Jooel mentioned, some enhancement on Gridview
Nope, this version just searches for the first occurence of the string, and returns the index. Like you say though, further enhancement might be:
$ListView.FindString(text, start, partial)
where text = the text to search for, start = the starting index number to search from, and partial = whether text can match just the first part of the string, or has to match the string fully. Can look at these down the road maybe.
now, you are using $listview.blaah here all the time. where in fact it is searching for the string? if I wanna search only for first column, I definitely don't want the other ones to slow me down.
In short: Excellent !!!
You da godfather of pimp'n
Almost stumbled over the same special build description as in last dev build (my kf updater denied to update ), but that was fixed immediately and first tests show a tremendous speed boost. All goofy now
Jooel's got a point though! Will need an optional 'column' param
), but that was fixed immediately and first tests show a tremendous speed boost. All goofy now 
