bitmaps in a list

2001-02-08 Thread Manal Milad
Hi all, I need to create a list in a form. Each record in the list is a bitmap and text written next to it. Is this doable? or should I not use list and use something else? Like what? Thanks in advance Manal -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see h

RE: bitmaps in a list

2001-02-08 Thread Scott Johnson (Bellevue)
> From: Manal Milad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I need to create a list in a form. Each record in the list > is a bitmap and text written next to it. Is this doable? Yes, you can use a custom list draw function to draw whatever you want in each list item. See LstSetDrawFunction. -slj- -- F

Re: bitmaps in a list

2001-02-08 Thread Hal Mueller
Use LstSetDrawFunction. You'll provide a custom function to draw each element of the list any way you like. At 5:54 PM +0200 2/8/01, Manal Milad wrote: >Hi all, >I need to create a list in a form. Each record in the list is a bitmap and >text written next to it. -- For information on using t

Re: bitmaps in a list

2001-02-08 Thread Chad Harrison
try using a table, with each rows using a customTableItem and a custom draw procdeure, which draws both your bitmap and the text. On Thu, 8 Feb 2001, Manal Milad wrote: > Hi all, > I need to create a list in a form. Each record in the list is a bitmap and > text written next to it. > Is this

Re: bitmaps in a list

2001-02-13 Thread Hal Mueller
I think you might not understand how the callback notion works. You tell the system the name of a function to call whenever it wants to draw a list item. You'll have to write that function yourself. The system will tell you, when it calls that function, to draw item "n" at position "x,y". Yo