I have it, I'll look for it, thanks!
btw: Did you see my question about the order of events?
bill
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 16:50 2003-1-3 -0800, you wrote:
Is LstPopopList source in the Palmsource? (or code that ships with CW9)?
It is
hmm.. The reason for my use of the popup lists (triggers) is to allow a
hierarchical representation of data. (e.g. subject, category, subcategory,
then the final list, then data item).
Current I perform this with 3 triggers that and 1 list. (e.g. after the
subject is selected, I fill a popuplist
At 11:49 2003-1-3 -0800, you wrote:
hmm.. The reason for my use of the popup lists (triggers) is to allow a
hierarchical representation of data. (e.g. subject, category, subcategory,
then the final list, then data item).
Current I perform this with 3 triggers that and 1 list. (e.g. after the
Is LstPopopList source in the Palmsource? (or code that ships with CW9)?
thanks - bill
Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 11:49 2003-1-3 -0800, you wrote:
hmm.. The reason for my use of the popup lists (triggers) is to allow a
hierarchical
At 16:50 2003-1-3 -0800, you wrote:
Is LstPopopList source in the Palmsource? (or code that ships with CW9)?
It is part of the Palm OS source code that you can download after filing
the appropriate non-disclosure agreement with PalmSource. See their
developer pavilion section for details.
At 16:48 2003-1-2 -0800, Bill Andreozzi wrote:
I'm finally getting around to 5-way navigation and have it working for just
about every in the application with the exception of my popup-triggers.
I have a series of popup triggers that work from left to right. If a user
clicks left, I would like
Ben Combee wrote:
When LstPopupList is running (such as when a popup trigger is
activated), the device is running in a separate event loop from your
application. AFAIK, there are no hooks available that would let you
process events while the list is popped up.
That's really a shame. It
At 18:53 2003-1-2 -0800, you wrote:
Ben Combee wrote:
When LstPopupList is running (such as when a popup trigger is
activated), the device is running in a separate event loop from your
application. AFAIK, there are no hooks available that would let you
process events while the list is popped
That's really a shame. It certainly would be nice if the system let you
specify your own callback to handle list events.
(Being able to specify a custom list event handler also would allow
developers
to implement incremental searching in popup lists that don't have real
list
choices.)
Check out the buttons prefs menu. I'd say
this falls under your category of a bad
idea... :-)
Perhaps the designers were influenced by Bill G.
and figured a dozen apps ought to be enough
for everyone! ;-)
Oliver
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