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| Date: | 17 Aug 2000 at 10:10:23 |
| Subject: | Re: fragments of a small brain. |
Hi Tony,
would be great to have something like that.
I thought to "emulate" the GTListviews with Sliders, too, but never tried it
out...
GReetings,
Pearl
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Von: Tony Rolfe <edgewater@shoalhaven.net.au>
An: <blitz-list@netsoc.ucd.ie>
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 17. August 2000 07:56
Betreff: Re: fragments of a small brain.
> On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 18:01:27 +0200 said:
> > Hi Tony,
> >
> > > I've got some routines which use GTScrollers and DLL to simulate them.
> > > You have a lot more flexibility (because you have to do more work),
> > > but I can forward them to you if you want. Gives fully
> > > font-sensitive multi-column reports.
> > >
> >
> > Just read your comment about DLL's and GTListviews.
> > What does it mean: multi-column ?
> > Are there multi-columns in a normal GTListview ???
>
> With a Normal GTListView, you build the line to display as a string
> variable (Correct me if I'm wrong here) which means that to get
> multi-column reports you have to do things line
> Type\String = LSet$(Column1$, Col1Width)+ Rset$(Column2$, Col2Width)+...
>
> Effectively, this means that you can only guarantee that columns line
> up with a fixed font.
>
> My routines allow columns to be aligned with proportional fonts, each
> line has it's own column structure (so you can have columns, then some
> free-form text, then some different columns) Each column can be in
> a different colour. Each column can be left, right, decimal or
> percentage aligned.
>
> The whole report can be read-only (Clicking makes no difference),
> Selectable (double-click one line to select it) Multi-selectable
> (click several lines to select them all) Multi-line selectable (Click
> one line in a group to select them all) semi-selectable (Only some
> lines can be selected) I've never tried Multi Multi-line
> semi-selectable reports, but I think they would work :-)
>
> You can specify buttons and a message line at the bottom, headings
> fixed at the top and menus attached to the window.
>
> You can also "Nest" reports by selecting a line in the first, using
> that to build a second list. When you close the first list, you can
> go back to the same line in the first.
>
> But they use GTScrollers, not GTListviews.
>
> And they rely on DLL
>
> Unfortunately, there's B-All documentation, since I've been the only
> user so far. If you want them I'll have to spend a day or so
> putting summat together. Finding the time is the problem.
>
> Cheers
>
> --
> Tony Rolfe
> Amiga 2000, 68030/25, 1+8Mb
> www.shoalhaven.net.au/edgewater
> ICQ #51271965
>
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