Bonjour Mr. X,
thanks for that great tip. Good to know if you are working
crossplatform. Since there are many mac-mice on the
market with a scrollwheel, this might be of interest
for mac-users, too.
> Here's a great tip for windows users.
>
> As you know there is in Windows systems the mousewheel.
> Normally when you make a scrooling table with multiple fields, you hide the
> scrolling bar from the left most fields behind the right most fields. Only
> the right most field has its control bar visible.
Sounds like you show the scrollbar of these left fields, but hide them
behind the right fields?
If so, this might cause a bit of screenflickering, because the scrollbars
(the hiden ones) are also updated to show the actual scroll of the fields.
Set the style of these flds to rectangle and
they shall be scrolled nevertheless.
Praise the Scott ! Amen ;-)
I hope you got a sense of humour...
> If you add a script like this into the right most field, you will get a
> multiple scrolling table of fields.
>
> on scrollbarDrag
> put the scroll of me into x
> set the scroll of fld "Leftmost" to x
> set the scroll of fld "Middle" to x
> end scrollbarDrag
>
> With windows mousewheel, you can also scroll the left fields without using
> the scroll bar controls. So the tip is to add the corresponding scripts ALSO
> into the left most fields. This way, if you scroll any of the left fields
> with the wheel, the right most field will also scroll like it's supposed to.
>
> Cheers!
> Xavier
Again, thanks for the hint.
Regards
Klaus Major
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