Formatted width was the obviously way to go, but as with some many xTalk
things: how best to implement? attached it to the field (as you have
done) put it in the stack script and call it when the card is opened,
what if you have a menu that is loading the field by chosing a folder...
I don't
Just wondering... does the formattedHeight take O(N) time to compute or does
the field know it in O(1) time? If O(N), then this solution sucks for fields
of any appreciable size (say 1,000+ lines).
Jeff M.
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Sivakatirswami,
Do you mean that you would like fields to do this automatically? The
following works for a simple editable field:
on rawKeyUp
set the vScrollbar of me to (the formattedHeight of me > the
height of me)
pass rawKeyUp
end rawKeyUp
It is easy to add a similar feature
Hi.
Set the vScrollBar property based on the formattedHeight.
Craig Newman
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On May 26, 2010, at 10:37 AM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
> Anyone else wish that fields has a property by which you could turn off
> the appears of the vertical scroll bar, if the field actually did not
> have enough text to require it?
>
> In the absence of that feature, what is the best way to pr
Anyone else wish that fields has a property by which you could turn off
the appears of the vertical scroll bar, if the field actually did not
have enough text to require it?
In the absence of that feature, what is the best way to program this?
I have a field that is dynamically filled with a l
