Re: St.Scrollable

["Jasper St. Pierre" <jstpierre mecheye net>]

On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 8:48 AM, Yaa101 <yaa101 xs4all nl> wrote:
>
> Hello Jasper and all others,
>
> Yesterday I asked all sorts of questions about scrolling.
>
> I already explained that I had to put a table into a layoutbox to be
> able to show it in a scrollview, I read later that the scrollview is
> only for a single child.
>
> I have a usable but not right prototype that works but I am stuck at a
> point anyway.
>
>
> I have to make a scrollable table that has a top header for each
> column, that top header has to size along the rest of the rows and
> columns.

This is not possible currently.

> But that header (for the sake of conversation on row 0) needs to stay
> put and not scroll along with row 1 to row NN.
>
> So I need a non scrollable row 0 and a scrollable area for all the
> other rows.
>
> Jasper recommended me to use a St.Scrollable. My problem however is
> that I have never implemented one, that I cannot find any example of
> it's use through google, and last but not least, the C reference talks
> about me being responsible to make 3 allocation/sizing callbacks in the
> parent to accommodate it.
>
> Can anybody point me to some example code that enables me to put this
> together?
>
> Thanks on front.
>
> --
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  Jasper