I simply have my form laid out with a srollbar along side the table.
My application tracks the number of items that I conceivably represent in the table
(e.g. 20 - although the table height is only 3), I then keep track of which row in my
grand list is the top row for the table. The scrollbar is then set with a routine as
follows:
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void UpdateThreadScroll(FormPtr form, UInt16 fieldID, UInt16 scrollbarID)
{
ScrollBarPtr scroll;
UInt16 numItems = GetCurrentTopicSize(); // This is the overall size
Int16 fieldHeight = 3; // My table height
Int16 maxValue;
if (numItems > fieldHeight)
maxValue = numItems - fieldHeight;
else if (TopRow > 0)
maxValue = TopRow;
else
maxValue = 0;
scroll = (ScrollBarPtr)GetObjectPtr(form, scrollbarID);
SclSetScrollBar(scroll, TopRow, 0, maxValue, fieldHeight-1);
}
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UpdateThreadScroll is then called whenever the table scroll bar needs to be updated
(either due to a change in position, or a change in size).
HTH
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