Below is a piece of code from the scrollview example provided on this site. I modified it a little to set a label (lblPanelCounterLabel) on the “page1” layout created in the designer.
My question is that once I add the “p” panel to the “sv” scrollview, why does the label object (lblPanelCounterLabel) no longer modify the label field on panels I just added to “sv”. The lblPanelCounter seem to only write to the new “p” created so that this panel gets the next number and then added to the scrollview.
It works such that I get a scrollview list numbering 0 through 9, I just don’t understand why the lblPanelCounterLabel does not overwrite all of the panels on the scrollview and only the new one prior to adding it to the scrollview.
Sub Process_Globals
End Sub
Sub Globals
Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)
End Sub
My question is that once I add the “p” panel to the “sv” scrollview, why does the label object (lblPanelCounterLabel) no longer modify the label field on panels I just added to “sv”. The lblPanelCounter seem to only write to the new “p” created so that this panel gets the next number and then added to the scrollview.
It works such that I get a scrollview list numbering 0 through 9, I just don’t understand why the lblPanelCounterLabel does not overwrite all of the panels on the scrollview and only the new one prior to adding it to the scrollview.
Sub Process_Globals
Dim lblPanelConterLabel As Panel
End Sub
Sub Globals
Dim sv As ScrollView
End SubSub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)
sv.Initialize(70dip * 10)
Activity.AddView(sv, 0, 0, 100%x, 100%y)
For i = 0 To 9
Dim p As Panel
p.Initialize("")
p.Tag = i
p.LoadLayout("page1")
lblPanelCounterLabel = “This is panel #” & i
sv.Panel.AddView(p, 0, i * 70dip, sv.Panel.Width, 60dip)
Next
End Sub
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