On 7/21/10 2:07 AM, cem sonmez wrote:
Hi all,
These are minor questions and I have some workarounds about these
issues. But I think there must be better solutions.
[1] The first one is about the scrollbar. Is it possible to stay
scrolltarget always at the bottom of its own. Now I can do this by
calling the page() method in any handler like below
<canvas bgcolor="#EAEAEA" width="800" height="510">
<simplelayout spacing="5"/>
<view name="myView" width="200" height="100" clip="true"
bgcolor="0xBBBBBB">
<text name="messageArea" focusable="true"
clickable="true"/>
<vscrollbar name="myScrollBar" />
</view>
<edittext name="myEdittext" text="selamlar"/>
<button>AddText
<handler name="onclick">
parent.myView.messageArea.addText(parent.myEdittext.text+'\n');
parent.myView.myScrollBar.page(1);
</handler>
</button>
</canvas>
Expected view should be like that : http://twitpic.com/1haemc
We do a similar thing in the debugger - whenever text is added, we
scroll to the bottom. You could also call messageArea.setAttribute('y',
messageArea.height - myview.height) or use a constraint to enforce this...
[2] The second one is about the description of any clickable view. I
can do this like below. But I am curious about if is there any
attribute of the view to make the desc. visible when onmouseover event
is called.
<canvas>
<view name="myView2" x="50" y="50" bgcolor="red" width="50" height="20"
onmouseover="desc.setAttribute('visible',true)"
onmouseout="desc.setAttribute('visible',false)" />
<text name="desc" text="This is description" visible="false"
x="${myView2.x}" y="${myView2.y+20}"/>
</canvas>
I have seen an attribute "aadescription" but not sure whether this is
the thing that I look.
There is a tooltip component:
http://labs.openlaszlo.org/trunk-nightly/docs/reference/lz.tooltip.html
