| From: | Tony Rolfe |
| Date: | 14 Aug 2000 at 08:25:57 |
| Subject: | Re: fragments of a small brain. |
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000 01:23:04 GMT+5DST amorel said:
> Well what is silly. My problem is this: As I have a playlist in my player I
> enable the user to make one ofcourse. She/he does so by selecting a directory
> which then gets loaded into a listview etc. Ofcourse there`ll always be one
> who has more than 1000, or 10000, or even more files in 1 directory. With a
> dynamic list array only memory would be the limit. But now, what to do, I did
> chose a listarray of 1000 entries and stop reading files when it hits the end
> of either the array or the dir. Would it be best to get 10000 entries or leave
> it to 1000, or 100000? Or should I use a dynamic array as in that DLL stuff.
> But does that work with listviews?
I think David McMinn knows how to make it work with ListViews.
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.
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