You can achieve this by making the desired row editable and use the CellEditActivation event. Initialize your OLV and "delete-column" as follows:
// fire cell edit event on single click
objectListView1.CellEditActivation = ObjectListView.CellEditActivateMode.SingleClick;
objectListView1.CellEditStarting += ObjectListView1OnCellEditStarting;
// enable cell edit and always set cell text to "Delete"
deleteColumn.IsEditable = true;
deleteColumn.AspectGetter = delegate {
return "Delete";
};
Then you can remove the row in the CellEditStarting handler as soon as the column is clicked:
private void ObjectListView1OnCellEditStarting(object sender, CellEditEventArgs e) {
// special cell edit handling for our delete-row
if (e.Column == deleteColumn) {
e.Cancel = true; // we don't want to edit anything
objectListView1.RemoveObject(e.RowObject); // remove object
}
}
To improve on this, you can display an image in addition to the text.
// assign an ImageList containing at least one image to SmallImageList
objectListView1.SmallImageList = imageList1;
// always display image from index 0 as default image for deleteColumn
deleteColumn.ImageGetter = delegate {
return 0;
};
Result:
If you don't want to display any text next to the image you can use
deleteColumn.AspectToStringConverter = delegate {
return String.Empty;
};
You could also set the Aspect to an empty string, but consider this as "best practice". By still returning an aspect, sorting and grouping will still work.