> Basically, when you add a component to this magical thing, it
> puts a pretty line (which will probably just be a 1px high view with a
> different colour) on the display also.
If you really only want a single-color line, you can use simplelayout:
<view bgcolor="black">
<simplelayout axis="y" spacing="1"/>
... random views ...
</view>
The above example will show a black between all the views. Of course, if
those views are themselves transparent, there'll be black all over the
place.
> My thought is to write a custom layout
> that does it, and do...something to stop it treating the views it adds
> itself
> as anything other than something to be added/removed as needed. Any
> thoughts?
That could get a bit messy, but is otherwise a great idea. Layouts are
for coordinating visual state between different views - that's what
you're trying to do here.
If you're replicating views using databinding, you could have each view
display a line except for the last one:
<method args="d" event="ondata">
if ( d.getOffset() == d.parentNode.childNodes.length - 1 ) {
// don't show line
} else {
// show line
}
</method>
That last example probably isn't current with lps-3.2 recommended
syntax, but will still work.
Dan
>
> Thanks, Robin.
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