Hi Tom,
Sorry I didn't see your response until now. That, in fact, is what I did to
deal with the situation. Thanks.
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 6:32 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
> Howard,
>
> I am running out right now so I won't be able to look deeper into this
> just yet. But remember that with
Howard,
I am running out right now so I won't be able to look deeper into this just
yet. But remember that with that code there are two scrolls going on. One for
use in the IDE and the other for use on the device. The IDE code is:set the
vScroll of group "InputScrollerGroup" to pOffsetY an
Hi Tom,
Thank you for this code. It has been very helpful in getting me going on
using an IOS scroller. It works fine except for the following situation,
which is baffling me at this point.
If I implement a scroller with your code, everything works they way I would
expect it to. However, if I scr
Graham,
I don't use mobgui but instead I use tmControl for layout of iOS elements.
There are two types of scrolling lists possible in LC. The first is using
mobilePick by itself or use an option button (that uses the iOS mobilePicker).
The second is using either an LC field object or other obj
Chris, thanks again: you learn something new every day! As often in LC, this
means that there are two pretty different ways of doing the same thing. While
you were asleep (probably, as I see you're minus 6 hours compared to me),
mobGUI support (in the person of John Dixon) clarified his first ex
You can change the appearance. So it can be a picker wheel or a scrolling list
of values to pick from, much like you described in your initial post. At least
on the iPad. Maybe the appearance is always the same on an iPhone/iPod Touch.
Not totally sure. Anyway, I have an iPad app where I've used
Chris, thanks. I have had a look at this (I did not know about it at all) but
it isn't really what I had in mind. I want a long list like a set of names in a
notebook, so the style I'm looking for is much more like Apple's Contacts app,
which does present such a list and allows one to pick from
Graham,
Check out iphonePick, or mobilePick if you want to be cross platform. That
should do what you want. It's all explained in the dictionary.
Chris
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On Apr 4, 2012, at 10:31 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> In an iOS app I'm developi
In an iOS app I'm developing I would like to use a scrolling text list where
the user can drag the whole list up and down (i.e. scroll the list) but can
also select a line by touching it. This type of interaction is permitted in
iOS: a simple example is the index of Apple's own Contacts app.
I
