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Nice thread! I actually also looked for something like that recently, and after a long search, I've been happy with... Notepad++! But wait, the secret trick was to add a little-known plugin called "Preview HTML". It might not have all the bells and whistles that other programs have, but it's auto-refreshing, stable, free, and I've been very happy with it. Here's a screenshot.

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yes, something like this! how you created it?

I used SmartGUI Creator, as it was lying on my HD. However, it's abandonware and there are much better tools, as suggested in the other posts.

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Something along the lines of this? (I did not implement everything because I'm running out of time now)


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Skwire Empire / Re: (Pre) Release: sChecklist
« on: July 20, 2014, 11:14 AM »
I've just tested it with a standard listview and it works beautifully for me...  Even with accented characters!
I hope you can actually use this in sCheckList.

EDIT: Cleaned up code.




Gui, Add, ListView, r20 w330 gMyListView, Name|Size (KB)

Loop, C:\*.*
    LV_Add("", A_LoopFileName, A_LoopFileSizeKB)

LV_ModifyCol() 
LV_ModifyCol(2, "Integer") 

Gui, Show
return

MyListView:
if A_GuiEvent = DoubleClick
{
LV_GetText(RowText, A_EventInfo) 

if  checked%A_EventInfo%
out := Unstrike(RowText)
else
out := Strike(RowText)

checked%A_EventInfo% := !checked%A_EventInfo%  
LV_Modify(A_EventInfo,Col1, out)

}

return

Strike(str)   {
    loop % strlen(str)
      result .= SubStr(str, A_Index, 1) Chr(0x336)
return result
}


Unstrike(str)   {
    loop % strlen(str)
      StringReplace, result,str, % Chr(0x336),, All
return result
}
 
GuiClose: 
ExitApp

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Skwire Empire / Re: (Pre) Release: sChecklist
« on: July 20, 2014, 10:29 AM »
Any chance the checked items can also have strikethrough?

Unfortunately, I'm pretty positive AutoHotkey cannot strikethrough individual lines in its listview handling options.  The best I could do would probably be to offer colouring options for the rows.  However, that involves a separate library and comes with its own set of potential issues.

Assuming Listviews accept Unicode characters, this simple hack should work, hopefully... :)
I've just tested it under AHK 1.1, Win XP, and MS Word.  Unfortunately, I can't remember where I came across this trick.

^#v::
  str := clipboard, out := ""
  loop % strlen(str)
    out .= SubStr(str, A_Index, 1) Chr(0x336)
  SendInput %out%
return


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