~~Title: DialogListItem ~~
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The **DialogListItem** object represents an item in a //combo box//, //list box// or //list view// control in a [[:scripting:script_dialogs|script dialog]]. It's returned by the **[[control|Control]].GetItemAt** and **[[control|Control]].GetItemByName** methods.


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$$ Property Name
$$ Return Type
$$ Description
$$ bg
$$ //string//
$$ Set or query the color used for the background (fill) of this item. This is in the format //#RRGGBB// (hexadecimal) or //RRR,GGG,BBB// (decimal).\\
Currently only items in //list view// controls are supported for this property.
$$ checked
$$ //int//
$$ For a //list view// control with checkboxes enabled, returns or sets the check state of the item. \\
Check states are **0** (unchecked), **1** (checked), **2** (indeterminate), **3** (unchecked/disabled), **4** (checked/disabled), **5** (indeterminate/disabled).
$$ data
$$ //int//
$$ Returns or sets the optional data value associated with this item.
$$ disabled
$$ //bool//
$$ For a //list view// control, returns or sets the disable state of this item. When a //list view// item is disabled it appears ghosted and can't be selected or right-clicked.
$$ fg
$$ //string//
$$ Set or query the color used for the text (foreground) of this control. This is in the format //#RRGGBB// (hexadecimal) or //RRR,GGG,BBB// (decimal).\\
Currently only items in //list view// controls are supported for this property.
$$ group
$$ //int//
$$ Returns or sets the //list view// group that this item is a member of.
$$ icon
$$ //string//
$$ For a //list view// control, returns or sets the icon associated with this item. You can specify the path of a file or folder to use its icon, or a file extension (e.g. ".txt") to use a generic filetype icon. You can also set it to "dir", "file", "ftp" and "ftps" to use generic icons. You can also extract an icon from a DLL or EXE by providing the path of the file followed by a comma and then the icon index within the file.
$$ index
$$ //index//
$$ Returns the 0-based index of this item within the control.

For a combo edit box, this will return **-1** if the user typed in a string rather than selecting one from the list. The string they entered can be retrieved from the **name** property.
$$ name
$$ //string//
$$ Returns or sets the item's name.
$$ selected
$$ //bool//
$$ Returns or sets the item's selection state. Mostly useful with multiple-selection //list box// controls.
$$ style
$$ //string//
$$ Returns or sets the text style this item will be displayed in. You should provide a string containing one or more of the following flags: "b" (bold), "i" (italics), "u" (underline).\\
Currently only items in //list view// controls are supported for this property.
$$ subitems
$$ [[dialoglistsubitems|DialogListSubItems]]
$$ For a list view control in //Details// mode, returns a **DialogListSubItems** object, which contains a collection of **[[dialoglistsubitem|DialogListSubItem]]** objects (one for each column in the list, excluding the first column.) You can query or change the text of the item's sub-items, as well as assign individual colors and font styles to each sub-item. 

For example, assuming the list has three columns in total, the string for the first column would be set using the **name** property above. The strings for the second and third columns would be set with **subitems(0)** and **subitems(1)**. 
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