The set property TListItem.GroupID sends the LVM_SETITEM message to TListView's HWND. You can subclass TListView and intercept this message before the TListView process processes it, for example:
const APPWM_LISTVIEW_CHECKGROUP = WM_APP + 100; var PrevLVWndProc: TWndMethod = nil; procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); begin PrevLVWndProc := ListView1.WindowProc; ListView1.WindowProc := LVWndProc; end; procedure TForm1.FormDestroy(Sender: TObject); begin ListView1.WindowProc := PrevLVWndProc; end; procedure TForm1.LVWndProc(var Message: TMessage); var LVItem: PLVItem; ListItem: TListItem; begin case Message.Msg of LVM_SETITEM: begin LVItem := PLVItem(Message.LParam); if (LVItem^.mask and LVIF_GROUPID) <> 0 then begin ListItem := ListView1.Items[LVItem.iItem]; if ListItem.GroupID <> LVItem.iGroupID then begin if ListItem.GroupID >= 0 then ListView1GroupLeave(ListView1, ListItem); PrevLVWndProc(Message); // this gives the TListItem time to actually update itself PostMessage(ListView1.Handle, APPWM_LISTVIEW_CHECKGROUP, 0, LVItem.iItem); Exit; end; end; end; APPWM_LISTVIEW_CHECKGROUP: begin ListItem := ListView1.Items[Message.LParam]; if ListItem.GroupID >= 0 then ListView1GroupEnter(ListView1, ListItem); Exit; end; end; PrevLVWndProc(Message); end; procedure TForm1.ListView1GroupLeave(Sender: TObject; Item: TListItem); begin // Item is about to leave from its current GroupID ... end; procedure TForm1.ListView1GroupEnter(Sender: TObject; Item: TListItem); begin // Item has entered into its current GroupID ... end;
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