The controls don't do that out of the box. With smoke and mirrors,
there are techniques to simulate this effect using temporary graphics
creation, etc. Others on this list have examples of this. Jerry
Daniels' Constellation is a good example of this.
What I've seen almost does the job but one gets the feeling that a
lot of processing is used while the drag is going on, and it's never
the quality and feel of what one sees in other apps -- seems kinda
cheesy. It's an approximation of a OS level control we don't have in
Rev. I'm sure there are incredible obstacles to the Rev team in
creating one, or they'd have it available.
May I suggest that one not get hung up on any particular interface
concept, for there are many, and what you want could be accomplished
with two list fields and two buttons with arrow icons, if you're
willing to abandon the drag concept.
Two list fields, with single selection each::
Select a line in each list. If one list is empty then the first,
empty line is selected.
Push left arrow button. Selected item on side b is inserted
after/before the selected item on side a, and the selected item on
side b is deleted, then handle what lines to select after the change
and you're done.
you could do this one in 10 minutes! Now that's CAKE.
I want to drag from 1 list field to another, keep both the fields
locked, show the text being dragged and perform some a visual effect
in the end where existing text will move down to show where the drop
will occur. I assume if I can do all of that, rearranging text in
the receiving field with the same visual effect will be cake.
Is what I'm describing this even possible?
Byron Turner
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stephen barncard
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