Dag Wouter,
:-)
Sorry.
As I was not in front of my computer and it was something out of the top of my head, I couldn't test.
So here is the correction for completeness sake:
constant origTabs = "30,60,90,120,150,180,210,240,270" ---- or whatever format
on resetcolumns set the tabstops of fld 1 to origTabs end resetcolumns
on showcolumn x get origTabs repeat with i = x to the num of items in it add <wideCellValue> to item i of it end repeat set the tabstops of fld 1 to it end showcolumn
Tested it on all kind of fields (list included) and it works over here.
I am sure this will work (somehow ;-), but not in my case!
I haved a simple list-field with a simple "mouseup" handler...
And some disabled buttons with fixed size (what else!) as the "labels" for the "columns"...
The "vgrid" will be at the right location -> the sides of these buttons, but the text of that field is not, because of my 60 px left margin...
With a TAB set to e.g. 200, the text will go to 260, but the "vgrid" will display at 200
Now i just want to use the "vgrid" to prevent ONE column from "overflowing"
into the next TAB... (That's what i really want!)
Nothing less and nothing more :-) A simple but FIXED display!
If i use your technique, the whole field will be "out of sync"...
Know what i mean?
I am afraid i will have to use a fake listfield BELOW my listfield, remove the
wide left margin completely and FAKE again what i want to achieve ;-)
Greetings, WA
Groetjes
Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de
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