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How to avoid repainting a ListView control

 by Ghanashyam Nayak on Nov 16, 2011

Using BeginUpdate & EndUpdate method you can avoid repainting a ListView control.
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Here is the code below that how you can avoid the repainting of the ListView or any other control.

MyListView.BeginUpdate();

//Write here you code which will insert the values in listview...

MyListView.EndUpdate();

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