hmm.. How does that affect the actual position of the scroll button? I don't think I understand the theory well, I thought that if I wanted to pixel scroll and I wanted the scroll button (in the bar) to scroll accurately from top to bottom of the screen and let that correspond to the actual page, that I need the max value to be the max value, since I use sPos from the GetScroll function to determine where the user scrolled.
Is there another way to accomplish the same task and still keep single pixel scrolling? thanks - bill "Matt Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Fruber Malcome wrote: > > > It doesn't completely solve my problem, but I modified the code to support > > two pixel scrolling instead of single pixel scrolling. That works for the > > time-being. > > > > I would love to find a way to make this work with single-pixel scrolling. > > (possibly via a custom scroll-bar). Unfortunately I'm not sure how to-do > > that. > > The scrollbar values represent how the scroll bar is displayed. Those > values don't necessarily need to be the same as what you're displaying > with them. You can maintain your actual scroll value and then just set > the scroll value = actual value >> 1 or 2. > For the scroll by 1, you could assume that a scroll event where the > difference between value and newValue is only 1 is a 1 pixel/line scroll. > > -matt > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
