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bList v0.9 (beta) released
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Hi Erel,
I have a problem with the new dll and that no longer works with Visual Basic 2008. With the release of 20.09.2009 it has worked very well.
The error is thrown in this line:
Private WithEvents list As blist
list = New bControls.bList (pnlPanel, 2, 2, pnlPanel.Width - 4, pnlPanel.Height - 4)
Error= NullReferenceException
What is different with the new version?
Ciao,
Filippo
I have a problem with the new dll and that no longer works with Visual Basic 2008. With the release of 20.09.2009 it has worked very well.
The error is thrown in this line:
Private WithEvents list As blist
list = New bControls.bList (pnlPanel, 2, 2, pnlPanel.Width - 4, pnlPanel.Height - 4)
Error= NullReferenceException
What is different with the new version?
Ciao,
Filippo
Thank's new version works much better.
Custom Layout for list items
This control is really great!
I am planning to write a portfolio manager and thought about using bList for the list of shares. At first I thought I will get problems because I want to display additional information like the current value of the share in the list.
After sleeping a night about it I found the solution and I now present you the completely customizable bListItem layout engine
and it is really easy to do it. :sign0060:
The trick is to use a bitmap that has exactly the size of one bListItem. Then write a custom drawing function that just draws on this bitmap and then assign this bitmap to the bList item.
It is even possible to select an item. Just get the bitmap back from the bListItem and redraw it in selected state.
See the little example for details. (Needs ImageLibEx.dll and of course bList.dll)
The only limitation I can see on this is that you need a fullsize bitmap for every bListItem so you need some memory for very large lists.
I have two questions:
1. Will you provide the .cs file in the future so we can merge the dll into the executable?
2. Would it be possible to display something like a position indicator at the right of the list so the user can see if he can scroll up or down any more?
This control is really great!
I am planning to write a portfolio manager and thought about using bList for the list of shares. At first I thought I will get problems because I want to display additional information like the current value of the share in the list.
After sleeping a night about it I found the solution and I now present you the completely customizable bListItem layout engine
and it is really easy to do it. :sign0060:The trick is to use a bitmap that has exactly the size of one bListItem. Then write a custom drawing function that just draws on this bitmap and then assign this bitmap to the bList item.
It is even possible to select an item. Just get the bitmap back from the bListItem and redraw it in selected state.
See the little example for details. (Needs ImageLibEx.dll and of course bList.dll)
The only limitation I can see on this is that you need a fullsize bitmap for every bListItem so you need some memory for very large lists.
I have two questions:
1. Will you provide the .cs file in the future so we can merge the dll into the executable?
2. Would it be possible to display something like a position indicator at the right of the list so the user can see if he can scroll up or down any more?
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Thats only because the simple example code doesn't handle it. Here is the version wich is autoscalable. (additionally needs ControlExDevice.dll for FixX and FixY variables)
This library provides the exact features I was missing, I feel that a finger friendly interface it's definitely a must these days. Thanks everyone for your work!
As I told you in private, yes it will most likely do! So thanks cornwin too
bList Gradient???
Hello!
I want to create a blist with gradient items, but there is no gradient..:BangHead:
I dont' know how????
Thanks for help
Hello!
I want to create a blist with gradient items, but there is no gradient..:BangHead:
B4X:
blistGPS.New2("Hauptschirm",0,90,120,159)
blistGPS.BackColor = cGray
blistGPS.ItemHeight=40
blistGPS.AddFromString("Test1", cBlack, cWhite)
blistGPS.AddFromString("Test2", cBlack, cWhite)
blistGPS.AddFromString("Test3", cBlack, cWhite)
blistGPS.Visible=False
blistitem.New1
blistitem.CreateNe
blistitem.BackColor2 = cBlack
blistitem.BackColor1 = cWhite
blistitem.isFillGradient=True
Sub menu_click
blistGPS.visible=true
end subI dont' know how????
Thanks for help
Here is an example (code is also attached):
B4X:
Sub Globals
'Declare the global variables here.
End Sub
Sub App_Start
Form1.Show
bList.New2("form1", 0, 90, 120, 159)
blist.ItemHeight = 40
bList.BackColor = cGray
bListItem.New1
AddItem("Test1")
AddItem("Test2")
AddItem("Test3")
End Sub
Sub AddItem(text)
bListItem.Value = bList.AddFromString(text, cBlack, cWhite) 'catch the newly created item
bListItem.isFillGradient = True
End SubYes, it is!!
Much thanks, Erel.....
Much thanks, Erel.....
list.getitem()?
Question regarding bList:
I am (for my own use) modifying the Contacts example to us a list of nearly 300 Names/Phone Numbers.
I have added a listbox containing the letters A - Z and when a letter is selected, I want the list to scroll to the first item that begins with that letter. However, I cannot find the item because as I cycle through i = 0 to list.count -1, list.GetItem(i) always returns an empty string.
What am I doing wrong?
Question regarding bList:
I am (for my own use) modifying the Contacts example to us a list of nearly 300 Names/Phone Numbers.
I have added a listbox containing the letters A - Z and when a letter is selected, I want the list to scroll to the first item that begins with that letter. However, I cannot find the item because as I cycle through i = 0 to list.count -1, list.GetItem(i) always returns an empty string.
What am I doing wrong?