I've got some code that will hide/show one control (a list) and dynamically resize another control (a form) based on user input.
The problem I have is that when I resize the form, I need to reposition the insertion point, both to keep Gremlins from whining at me and so that the user sees the same text, but in order to do this I put the insertion point at the beginning and once the control is resized, back where it needs to be. Unfortunately this causes some really horrible scrolling of the field as I go through these gyrations. I tried hiding and un-hiding the field but it won't actually go away until after my routine has exited. Am I overdoing things? I modified my code so that gremlins wouldn't complain when I resized the field and caused an "invalid insertion point". I'd like to make it so my program will make it through a gremlins run completely clean. Is that an unreasonable goal? Michael S. Harrison michaelh.dragonseye@com (reverse the dot and at to send email) * The opinions expressed here are those of my iguana * and I never know what he's going to say next. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
