Ok. If there isn't an event generated when a user taps the scroll arrows, then what good is it to even have a LstScrollList function available? This function allows the developer to specify a direction and number of items to scroll. I guess if I created my own buttons for scrolling, then I could use that function to scroll the List object. However, it would have been more convenient to have a List event, such as lstScrollEvent that is generated when a user taps on one of the arrows. Then capture that event and use the LstScrollList function to allow custom scrolling. Then developers could choose either to create their own scroll buttons or customize the List object scrolling functionality. Oh, well.
>>Is there a way to capture >>just the scrolling event and use the LstScrollList function to scroll >>one item at a time? >What scrolling event? From what source? If the user taps on the >scroll arrows in the list, you never see any event. If they tap on >the scroll buttons, you can intercept the keyDownEvent and use that. >If they tap on a list line, as you've figured out, you get a >LstSelectEvent. >You can intercept the listEnterEvent, and check to see if the pen >coordinates are within the scroll arrows, wait for the pen up event, >and then do your own scrolling, but that's a lot of work. >How about adding your own scroll arrows outside the list that >initiate a one-line scroll (crude, potantially confusing to the >user), or use the scroll buttons to do one-line scrolling? >Regards, >Steve Mann Robert C. Brinson Programmer/Analyst DaySpring Cards [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
