Foreach doesn't go through all items?

I have this code:

       foreach (var item in ListView1.Items)
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                ListView1.Items.Remove(item);
                ListView21.Items.Add(item);
            }

the loop stops at half of the items?

Any idea?

EDIT

Well, maybe it's my mistake, I need to clarify that this is UltraListView control from Infrajistics, where I can't add item to another list unless I remove it or clone it from the original list.

But thanks, most of the comments regarding do not modify the list within the loop were correct, so this code works:

           foreach (var item in listView1.Items)
            {
                var i = item.Clone(true);
                listView2.Items.Add(i);
            }
            listView1.Items.Clear();

Thanks,

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You cannot modify iterated collection, it should die with exception (or in undefined behavior). Try making a copy of the array:

   foreach (var item in ListView1.Items.ToArray())
   {
       ListView1.Items.Remove(item);
       ListView21.Items.Add(item);
   }

EDIT:

in fact, your example code can be achieved by writing:

ListView21.Items.AddRange(ListView1.Items);
ListView1.Items.Clear();

(which in fact isn't EXACTLY what you are doing, but gives the same result and I think it won't bother you having the same content in both listviews for a moment). The latter is supported since .NET2.0, first solution requires linq, and therefore .NET3.5.

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You are modifying the collection you are looping through. Try using a for statement from top to bottom (from the item with the highest index to 0).

for (int i = ListView1.Items.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
    var item = ListView1.Items[i];
    ListView1.Items.Remove(item);
    ListView21.Items.Insert(0, item);
}

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It will cause a runtime exception, complaining that you cannot modify the collection while iterating through it. You have to use for loop instead.

for(int index = Items.Count; index > 0; index--)
{
    .......
    // use Add and RemoveAt
}

EDIT : As mentioned by others. If you just need to move items from one collection to the other. AddRange and Clear will be better.

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Do you get any exception or error message? Looping in a collection and remove items from the same collection is always a bad idea.

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This looks like the WinForms list view control, so:

ListViewItem[] items = ListView1.Items.ToArray();
ListView1.Items.Clear();
ListView21.Items.AddRange(items);

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Why just not CopyTo() to new list and then Clear() items?

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You are looping through all items, removing all of them, then adding them to another list. As others have commented, you cannot remove items from a list in a for-each. Why not looping through all items to add them to your other list, and then remove them all in one go?

foreach (var item in ListView1.Items)
{
    ListView21.Items.Add(item);
}
ListView1.Items.Clear();   // remove all

PS: is this an ASP.NET listview or a WinForms listview?

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That's because you're changing the collection inside the loop. Use a normal for loop as follows:

for(int i=0; i < ListView1.Items.Count-1; i++)
{
       ListView21.Items.Add(ListView1.Items[i]);
       ListView1.Items.RemoveAt(i);
}