Philippe A. Bouchard wrote:
[...]
> Because you have more control over individual listbox' entries. Take for
> example MS Excel. It is a spread sheet (list< list< entry<lineEdit,
> std::string> > >) with different popups on each entry, depending on its
> data type and other user-defined conditions.
In fact, it is more a multi_array<entry<...>, 2>...
> Even a listBox can be a list< list< entry<...> > > with hidden columns,
> etc.
>
> What I would like to see is a listBox of lineEdits, labels, or even
> pushbuttons or labeled checkboxes, like the Advanced Options in MS
> Internet Explorer.
[...]
Or a tree-like container for file management, etc.
By the way, this should be defined in the Boost Library:
template <typename T>
struct tree
{
list<T> element;
list<tree> children;
};
You get the idea that you have more control of how you wish to represent you
container data & individual entries this way.
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Philippe A. Bouchard
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