> > See > http://pivot.apache.org/2.0/docs/api/org/apache/pivot/wtk/Component.html: > > setPreferredWidth(), setPreferredHeight(), setPreferredSize() (preferred > size) > > setMinimumWidth(), setMaximumWidth(), setWidthLimits() (width constraints) > setMinimumHeight(), setMaximumHeight(), setHeightLimits() (height > constraints) > > setWidth(), setHeight(), setSize() (actual size; don't use this unless you > are writing a layout manager or performing layout manually) >
Thanks, not sure how I missed that (must've been digging around in the Skin classes). > > > In the meantime, I'll have to resort to displaying suggestions only once >> a sufficient number have been filtered out. >> >> From a user interaction standpoint, that might be a better alternative >> anyways. A typical user is probably not going to have the patience to scroll >> through thousands of suggestions. :-) >> > Fair point, though in terms of consistency, it might be nice to indicate to > the user that each of his/her actions (keystrokes in this case) has > corresponding results. > > > You might cap the size of the list to some smaller value but append an > ellipsis to the end of the list to indicate that more results were actually > returned. > Do you propose doing this by adding an 'ellipsis item' to the end of the suggestion data List?
