Seems to be a timing issue again. setting the scroll_top to scroll_max
only works if you somehow delay it some arbitrary amount (with a timer
for instance). You can't add an element to something and then set it's
scroll_top to it's scroll_max, it just doesn't work. Suggested
solution: wrap all property getter methods like width, height,
scroll_top, scroll_max, which are only useful after the element has
rendered, and make them sleep till the element is drawn and the
information is available. For those trying to squeeze out performance,
they could use the start event?
I tried putting the scrolling code in the start event, but it didn't
work for me... I don't understand why. Maybe the start event only
works on the window as a whole and not elements within. Does started?
work on elements? could I ...
sleep(0.01) until thingo.started?
And would that make it wait till everything was ready?
