El Mi�rcoles, 22 agosto, 2001, a las 11:15 PM, Richard Burmeister
escribi�:"
> So, the question is: when do you call the code you have above? To
> change a popup trigger label, CtlSetLabel() works. You say the
> label changes when you select an item from the associated list.
> The OS does that for you -- that's the way popup triggers work.
> If you want to change it to something else, call CtlSetLabel()
> again. However, if the user has just selected something from a
> list, he/she will expect to see what he selected in the popup
> trigger label.
In case you might want a code representing the selection instead
of the selection itself, use CtlSetLabel to display it, and don't
forget to return true at the end of the popSelectEvent, so that
the Palm OS doesn't mess with what you've written...
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