The best solution is to use the List Draw Callback.
See LstSetDrawFunction.
I suppose all your databases have the same struct. You set the draw call
back once. It can use a global for the db ref and each time you switch
the db, change the global.
Ludovic
Dennis O'Shear wrote:
Hi everyone, I
Hi everyone, I hope I didn't make a fool of myself in the previous thread. Thank you
Hal, I appreciate your valuable views. In your thread, you mention that
Better to have a class DB (one record per class) and a student DB (one record per
student).
which is similar to the databaseA(class
Hi everyone, I would really appreciate it if somebody can give me any suggestions or
help. I have two dynamic lists. One of them is a popup list which displays a list of
class from databaseA. And the other dynamic list to display the names of students in
that particular class(example from
Wow, intriguing problem. If I were teaching computer science I might
even assign something like this as homework.
Keeping each class in a separate database is messy. This forces you
either to build and maintain a list of the classes, or to iterate
over all databases each time you want to
Enough hints?
Hal:
You're a very generous guy.
Regards
Steve Mann
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
