Usage:
list_box(Handle, Parent, List_func, Lable, X, Y, Width, Height)

Creates a list box control.
 

Handle	handle. Use _ if you don't need it.
Parent	handle of the parent window. Use _ for default.
List_func	predicate which will receive edit messages
Lable	the label of the firs column
X,Y	coordinates of upper left corner
Width, Height	size of the window

Look at list box methods:

R is get_list_text(List_Box, Position)
R is get_list_length(List_Box)
R is get_list_selected(List_Box)
insert_list_item(List_Box, Position, Text, Icon)
delete_list_item(List_Box, Position)
clean_the_list(List_Box)
set_list_icons(List_Box, Type, Icon1, Icon2, ...)
add_list_column(List_Box, Where, Label, Wide)
set_list_label(List_Box, Where, Position, Text)
 

change_style
You can use this predicate to change the stile of your List_Box. The information which you need for this is how bits in the style are connect to list box features.

Here is the list of important bits:
 

4	single selection	set
0x200	in place edit
0x4000	column header

bits 1 and 2 are responsible for view style:
 

0	Icon
1	Report	set
2	Small
3	List

in place edit
If you want to support in place edit then you should to set this style (it is not set by default) and to proceed the message edit(Item, Text). This message is send when some one tries to edit the label of some of the list items and contain the handle of the edited item and the new text. The following example shows how this can be done:

?-
  window( _, _, win_func(_), "List Demo", 100, 50, 370, 420).

win_func(init) :-
  list_box(G_List_Box, _, list_func, "Name", 10, 10, 150, 350),
  change_style(G_List_Box, 0, 0, 0x200),
  insert_list_item(G_List_Box, end, "First", _).

list_func(edit(Item,Text)):-
  yes_no("List Demo","Are you sure that you want to change this text.", ?),
  set_list_label(G_List_Box, Item, 0, Text).

See also:
list box methods
window

Look at the example:
List Box.spj (in folder Examples)