One really slick feature Palm could have built into the OS would be to have
the OS use the callback to draw the selected item next to the pop trigger
after a selection from a list drawn by callback.
> Scott Johnson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
>
> There is one gotcha: if you set up the list to use a draw callback
> function and to not contain an actual array of strings, then the default
> trigger setting code will crash, because it always assumes the array of
> string pointers is present. In this case, you do need to implement the
> trigger setting logic yourself in your popSelect handler. (This isn't
> your situation anyway, but file this hint away!)
>
> -slj-
