I have a listbox as seen in this picture I have uploaded. When I click New, it creates a new item in this listbox called New Render Job Item, afterwards I have to click on the item and click rename button to rename it to what I want, however I find this inconvenient.

$1.$ How can I make it so that when it creates a new item, that the listbox is automatically highlighted? $($I have it so I can check it already fine but just want it to be highlighted too$)$

$2.$ The Most Important Task: I can specifically rename the item inside of the listbox which is highlighted without having to open another window. By which I mean, I can just directly type the new name in the listbox. Is that even possible?

Please give me the steps for this using XAML and IronPython or C#

Here is some info from the XAML and Iron Python pages I have

Iron Python new$\_$render$\_$job function:

def new$\_$render$\_$job$($self$)$:

try:

# Create a new Render Group object with no views, design options, or material links

view$\_$names$\_$str $=""$

design$\_$options$\_$str $=""$

families$\_$str $=""$

mat$\_$groups$\_$str $=""$

render$\_$job$\_$name $=$ view$\_$names$\_$str $+"/"+$ design$\_$options$\_$str $+"/"+$ families$\_$str $+"/"+$ mat$\_$groups$\_$str

print$($render$\_$job$\_$name$)$

# Attempt to create a new MyRenderJob instance

render$\_$job$\_$object $=$ MyRenderJob$($render$\_$job$\_$name$)$

render$\_$job$\_$object.Name $=$ "New Render Job"

self.render$\_$jobs$\_$list.append$($render$\_$job$\_$object$)$

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$RenderJobs.ItemsSource $=$ self.render$\_$jobs$\_$list

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$RenderJobs.Items.Refresh$()$

except Exception as ex:

print$("$An error occurred while creating a new render job: $\{\}".$format$($ex$))$

# Optionally, handle the error in a specific way, like logging or showing a message to the user

Main Class

class ViewModel$($my$\_$WPF$)$:

context$\_$mode $=$ 'show'

view$\_$mode $=$ 'singular'

context$\_$transp $=0$

context$\_$color $=$ Color$(255,255,255)$

warning$\_$color $=$ Color$(255,0,0)$

count$\_$views$\_$total $=1$

count$\_$view$\_$current $=1$

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$)$:

path$\_$xaml$\_$file $=$ xaml$\_$path

wpf$.$LoadComponent$($self$,$ path$\_$xaml$\_$file$)$

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$DesignOptions.ItemsSource $=$ new$\_$design$\_$option$\_$names

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$FamilyGroups.ItemsSource $=$ new$\_$family$\_$group$\_$names

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$MaterialGroups.ItemsSource $=$ my$\_$material$\_$groups$\_$list

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$ViI have a listbox as seen in this picture I have uploaded. When I click New, it creates a new item in this listbox called New Render Job Item, afterwards I have to click on the item and click rename button to rename it to what I want, however I find this inconvenient. How can I make it so that when it creates a new item, that the listbox is automatically highlighted $($and checked$),$ and that I can specifically rename the item inside of the listbox. Please give me the steps for this using XAML and IronPython or C#

Here is some info from the XAML and Iron Python pages I have

Iron Python new$\_$render$\_$job function:

def new$\_$render$\_$job$($self$)$:

try:

# Create a new Render Group object with no views, design options, or material links

view$\_$names$\_$str $=""$

design$\_$options$\_$str $=""$

families$\_$str $=""$

mat$\_$groups$\_$str $=""$ render$\_$job$\_$name $=$ view$\_$names$\_$str $+"/"+$ design$\_$options$\_$str $+"/"+$ families$\_$str $+"/"+$ mat$\_$groups$\_$str

print$($render$\_$job$\_$name$)$

# Attempt to create a new MyRenderJob instance

render$\_$job$\_$object $=$ MyRenderJob$($render$\_$job$\_$name$)$

render$\_$job$\_$object.Name $=$ "New Render Job"

self.render$\_$jobs$\_$list.append$($render$\_$job$\_$object$)$

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$RenderJobs.ItemsSource $=$ self.render$\_$jobs$\_$list

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$RenderJobs.Items.Refresh$()$

except Exception as ex:

print$("$An error occurred while creating a new render job: $\{\}".$format$($ex$))$

# Optionally, handle the error in a specific way, like logging or showing a message to the user

Main Class

class ViewModel$($my$\_$WPF$)$:

context$\_$mode $=$ 'show'

view$\_$mode $=$ 'singular'

context$\_$transp $=0$

context$\_$color $=$ Color$(255,255,255)$

warning$\_$color $=$ Color$(255,0,0)$

count$\_$views$\_$total $=1$

count$\_$view$\_$current $=1$

def $\_\_$init$\_\_($self$)$:

path$\_$xaml$\_$file $=$ xaml$\_$path

wpf$.$LoadComponent$($self$,$ path$\_$xaml$\_$file$)$

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$DesignOptions.ItemsSource $=$ new$\_$design$\_$option$\_$names

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$FamilyGroups.ItemsSource $=$ new$\_$family$\_$group$\_$names

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$MaterialGroups.ItemsSource $=$ my$\_$material$\_$groups$\_$list

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$Views.ItemsSource $=$ wrapped$\_$views

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$RenderJobs.ItemsSource $=$ self.render$\_$jobs$\_$list

self.UI$\_$ListBox$\_$RenderGroups.ItemsSource $=$ my$\_$render$\_$groups$\_$list

self.set$\_$owner$($uiapp$)$

def set$\_$owner$($self$,$ uiapp$)$:

# Obtain the Revit main window handle

revit$\_$window$\_$handle $=$ uiapp.MainWindowHandle

window$\_$interop$\_$helper $=$ WindowInteropHelper$($self$)$

window$\_$interop$\_$helper.Owner $=$ revit$\_$window$\_$handle

def show$\_$window$($self$)$:

self.ShowDialog$()$