If you're telling me that an application cannot control the height of table rows, then that is not acceptable behavior (and I can't believe that the system would do that, especially given that there are API's to set the row height). I suspect we're talking past each other.
This should be very simple. I have a table with three rows and three columns, and I want the rows to always be of height X and the columns of width Y. I am going to draw bitmaps in the cells, but since each cell is a custom item, the system shouldn't care. During form initialization, I set the row height and the static row height to X, set each row to selectable and each column and row to usable, and specify my cell draw callback function. Everything draws correctly, but when I tap in a cell, the tap is not recognized as a cell enter unless I tap in the top 11 pixels of the cell (and those are the ones the system highlights). Worse, my callback function for drawing the cell is told that it only has 11 pixels within which to draw in the y axis, and so what I have to draw doesn't fit unless I ignore the passed-in bounds. The system appears to be completely ignoring all my attempts to set the row height. Surely this is not what is supposed to happen. If it is, then the TblSetRowHeight and TblSetRowStaticHeight functions are useless. Is there a way to make this work the way it appears that it is supposed to work? I can probably get this to work by abandoning tables entirely, but I don't want to do that. Thanks, Mark Peters "Peter Epstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:79637@palm-dev-forum... > > The row height need not be the same as the item heights. Sure, the item > heights can't be any larger than the row height, but there is no reason all > (or even any) items in a row have to take all the height available. Each > item style has it's own rules for determining the item height. Many are by > definition one line in a specific font (11 pixels). In Palm OS 4.0, I added > a new item style called tallCustomTableItem that uses the row height rather > than the font line height. Just change your item style from customTableItem > to tallCustomTableItem and you should be all set, assuming you limit your > application to run on Palm OS 4.0 and later. > -- > Peter Epstein > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
