There's also an example in the curl bible
William Bardwell
add-stretch defaults to stretching after, but not before
this can be controlled using its keyword args
width = {add-stretch before? = true},
height = {add-stretch before? = true},
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From: "Brent Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Try using 'scroll-to-include'
NB: the x and y keyword args must be specified
if you want to scroll that axis - the docstring
does say that, but I don't usually read it until
after it does nothing without arguments
{value
let xs:ListBox =
{ListBox
height = 1in,
Looks like min-window and max-window are intended for that purpose.
Probably takes some tweaking to handle
various cases of origin/alignment of list item graphics
{value
let b:ListBox =
{ListBox
data-model =
{DefaultListModel
{splice "A
Using a trailing slash gets something
(from the HttpFile corresponding to the empty string
in that HttpDirectory, one assumes)
{value
let loc:Url = {url "http://www.curl.com/"}
let display:Table = {Table}
let headers:HttpResponseHeaders =
{with-open-streams
s = {{l
I generate a RecordData from the Record to "union" recordsets
{define-proc {record-data r:Record}:RecordData
let d:RecordData = {RecordData}
{for f in r.record-set.fields do
let k:String = f.name
set d[k] = r[k]}
{return d}
}
Simple, read-only "join" functionality is
James --
Yes, it is possible to suppress change notifications.
See documentation for 'RecordSet.batch-events?' property.
The normal behavior of a RecordSet is to indicate every change
by firing a RecordSetEvent at itself. Then, any consumer of the RecordSet
(like RecordGrid) knows to refresh it
