Ion,
You can use scrollbars in conjunction with a list, if you'd like.
You need to set the hasScrollBar attribute of the list (that'll make it
*not* draw its normal arrows).
Then, you can handle lstSelectEvent, lstCancelEvent, to update the
scrollbars when the list scrolls (read the current top item from
list->topItem).
Update the list when the user scrolls using the scrollbar by handling the
sclRepeatEvent and setting the lists' top item (with LstSetTopItem).
Neil
> Hi,
>
> I am using list object for displaying some choices
> to the user (Similar to category selection in address
> book). The builtin scroll buttons (in the list object)
> are so tiny that the user would almost always miss the
> button and tap on a choice thereby dismissing the
> popup. He/she may have intended to scroll down rather
> than selecting the last entry.
>
> Are there any replacements (library, sample code etc) for
> this list object? (Rather than writing one from scratch
> using tables, scroll buttons, event handlers and so on..)
>
> Any help is appreciated.
> --
> Ion.
>
>
