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Robert 31-Dec-2005 [3626] | filtering: how about doing it in real-time, while typing. |
Pekr 31-Dec-2005 [3627x2] | real-time filtering - in old days I remember it was Allen, who introduced such field style ... |
Henrik - as for the focus - do you try to focus/hilite particular cell, or just a row? | |
Henrik 31-Dec-2005 [3629x7] | Robert: I will look at right click unsorting. Realtime filtering is really up to the field that provides the string and updates the list, not the list itself (more flexible that way). I've done it before, where realtime performance could be achieved with more than 30000 entries in the list, so it's not a problem to do. |
pekr: I've tried focusing a single cell, and I can get key and mousewheel feedback, but selecting is ruined by it. | |
robert, BTW tri-state sorting can be turned off with the TRI-STATE-SORT variable. then it only switches between ascending and descending. | |
(but it's broken in 0.0.7!) | |
sorry for the wait... Version 0.0.8 uploaded Changes: New: Functions to select next, previous, next page, previous page, first and last. Uses FOLLOW. New: FOLLOW. Automatically follows the selected entry so it's always in view. Requires FOLLOW? set to TRUE New: SCROLL-HERE. Scrolls automatically to the selected entry. Fix: Filter result was lost after resize. Fix: Sorting was lost after resize. Fix: Sorting indication is now persistent after resize. Fix: Dual state sorting was accidentally broken. New: Initial sorting can now be set before first view New: Right-click on header unsorts the list Demo can be found at http://hmkdesign.dk/rebol/list-view3.r | |
forgot an entry: New: can return a row as a block or an object from the selected row, using GET-ROW-HERE. | |
Version 0.0.9 uploaded Changes: New: GET-BLOCK retrieved the selected data as a block. Only works with shift for now under multi and multi-row. New: Using the shift key, you can select multiple cells in multi and multi-row mode. New: Five different select modes now: Single, multi, row, multi-row and column. Fix: SCROLL-HERE only works with select modes 'single and 'row Fix: FOLLOW didn't work when selecting a row and then sorting The different select modes might be interesting for a future spreadsheet face. | |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3636] | Are the header names hard coded into the list-view ? |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3637] | they can be changed with the HDR-COLS variable |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3638] | how does your list cope with an empty list ? |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3639] | I don't know yet, but I plan to just let it draw empty cells. It should do the same if you filter for something not in the list |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3640] | what's the syntax for creating a two column empty list ? |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3641x3] | you'd use (for now): view layout [list-view with [in-cols: [a b]]] |
The list uses some standard values that are not correct right now, but I'll move those values into the correct place soon. If you for example set HDR-COLS to [], the header won't be shown. The idea is that you have IN-COLS, which is based on the data you have in DATA. It's just a block of any words to tell each column apart. Then you will have OUT-COLS, which are the columns shown in the list view. The ordering of OUT-COLS determines the order that the columns are displayed in. HDR-COLS is for now a separate block, but it will be combined with OUT-COLS later. This ordering mechanism doesn't work yet, but it'll come in very soon. Example of intended functionality: in-cols: [person-id age sex height weight name address city country phone] out-cols: [name age city] Then you could reorder: out-cols: [age city name] And after using UPDATE, the list would update on the fly. DATA is not manipulated at all. | |
0.0.10 uploaded. Changes: Fix: Optimized updating when moving from filtered to unfiltered view Fix: Accidentally didn't filter on the original DATA, when doing multiple filterings Fix: Better detection of when FLT-STRING has been changed Fix: SCROLL-HERE can handle empty lists now Fix: Crashed if DATA was empty Fix: Selecting rows that are empty, no longer causes a script crash Removed: Ctrl-key functionality, because it's too complex to handle with the different modes right now Fix: GET-BLOCK caused error if Ctrl-key was used to select cells. New: Data manipulation functions: INSERT-ROW, INSERT-ROW-HERE, CHANGE-ROW, CHANGE-ROW-HERE, REMOVE-ROW, REMOVE-ROW-HERE, APPEND-ROW These only work in select-mode 'row | |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3644] | I tried this list-view with [in-cols: [user time] data: []] which doesn't work. |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3645] | doesn't work how? |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3646x2] | the existing hardware columns appear and not the new named ones, and they are added to the existing ones. |
the existing hardcoded columns still appear. Then a large gray box, and then the scoller. | |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3648x3] | hmm.. that's because the layout is still hardcoded. you'll need to define a new layout in LIST-VIEW/LST/SUBFACE for now |
I think I'll work on that now | |
the layout is for one row and it must be horizontal. you should also use the LIST-TEXT widget. example: layout/tight [across space 0 list-text 100 list-text 50] but.. when I get this done right, it shouldn't be necessary to define the layout | |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3651] | I guess I'd better wait as that didn't work either. |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3652x6] | uploaded 0.0.11 Changes: New: Header can now be defined from the words in OUT-COLS or IN-COLS New: No longer need to manually create the subface for the list Fix: DATA was not properly initialized Fix: List was updated twice during all manipulation functions added in 0.0.10 New: Added /no-show refinement to FLT-LIST to speed up certain updates that require setting the selected row before showing |
oops... the example code has been commented out, but the example line at the bottom should be fairly easy to figure out :-) | |
hm... still a bug when initializing the header... hang on | |
there... new 0.0.11 uploaded | |
seems to work now | |
I should start working on the docs now, so people can test it out a bit... | |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3658] | How to set the column sizes ? |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3659x3] | by making a layout manually :-) seriously I need to make that a bit easier... |
MAIN-COL sets the column that should be resizable | |
I could make a block of widths, but somehow it'll get less than managable when OUT-COLS will start to get dynamic. I'm not sure yet how to do it easily, so all columns simply have a standard width of 100 pixels. | |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3662x3] | repeat i length? out-cols [ insert tail lo [list-text 100] ] |
except the first column is 4x the size of the second column. | |
u must resize it somewhere. | |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3665] | it does, because MAIN-COL is normally set to the first column |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3666] | how about using a block of widths first off ? Then optimise later on. |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3667] | and it automatically expands it to the total width of the list |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3668] | and the width of the list is determined by what ? |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3669x3] | SIZE |
you could: view layout [list-view 600x200] | |
I'll give it a go with a width block... hopefully it won't come back and take revenge later :-) | |
Graham 1-Jan-2006 [3672x2] | try using a height of 350 |
the last row is higher then the others | |
Henrik 1-Jan-2006 [3674x2] | BTW, I'm trying to make it blend in as good as I can with the rest of VID by using the same keywords and functions. |
no, the bottom portion happens to be in the same color as the last row, which isn't entirely at the bottom. that was an easy/quick fix at lists that don't add up height wise. | |
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