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Tectu: Fix example

2019-01-14T16:20:02Z

Fix example

Tectu: Fix example

2019-01-14T16:19:43Z

Fix example

Tectu: /* API reference */

2016-02-04T15:48:33Z

‎API reference

Tectu at 09:22, 21 June 2015

2015-06-21T09:22:32Z

Tectu: /* API reference */

2015-02-14T00:12:08Z

‎API reference

Tectu: /* Smooth scrolling */

2014-07-05T11:47:33Z

‎Smooth scrolling

Tectu: /* Images */

2014-07-05T11:47:17Z

‎Images

Tectu: /* Images */

2014-07-05T11:46:35Z

‎Images

Tectu at 11:44, 5 July 2014

2014-07-05T11:44:48Z

Tectu: /* Images */

2014-07-05T11:32:54Z

‎Images

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 static void createWidgets(void) {
 	GWidgetInit wi;
-	gwinWidgetClearInit(&wi);
-−
 	// Apply some default values for GWIN
 	wi.customDraw = 0;
 	wi.customParam = 0;

@@ Line 37: / Line 37: @@
 static void createWidgets(void) {
-	GWidgetInit	wi;
+	GWidgetInit wi;
 	// Apply some default values for GWIN

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 == API reference ==
-The API reference of the list widget can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/master/group___list.html here].
+The API reference of the list widget can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/group___list.html here].
 == Images ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:22, 21 June 2015
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	The following image shows the default drawing routine of the list widget. Please note at this point that you can replace them by an custom rendering routine you want. The first list on the left is a normal single-selection list which shows the scrollbar. The second list in the middle is a multi-selection list - also with a scrollbar. The third image on the right shows a list with images drawn in front of the item text. It's a multi selection list without a scrollbar since all the list items can be display within the space of the list.		The following image shows the default drawing routine of the list widget. Please note at this point that you can replace them by an custom rendering routine you want. The first list on the left is a normal single-selection list which shows the scrollbar. The second list in the middle is a multi-selection list - also with a scrollbar. The third image on the right shows a list with images drawn in front of the item text. It's a multi selection list without a scrollbar since all the list items can be display within the space of the list.
		+
		+	You can ensure that an item is visible in the list by using ''gwinListViewItem()''.

	== API reference ==		== API reference ==

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 == API reference ==
-The API reference of the list widget can be found [http://ugfx.org/images/resources/doxygen/master/group___list.html here].
+The API reference of the list widget can be found [http://api.ugfx.org/master/group___list.html here].
 == Images ==

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 gwinListSetScroll(ghList, scrollSmooth);
 </syntaxhighlight>
-Note that scrolling might introduce flickering in platforms with a slower LCD interface
+Note that scrolling might introduce flickering on platforms with a slower LCD interface
 == Example ==

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 The image that is drawn in front of the text must be quadratic with an edge size equal to the font height. The image is aligned to the top of the list item.
-It is possible to have a different image for the ''unselected'', ''selected'', ''disabled selected'' and ''disabled unselected'' state by stacking four images on top of each other within the same image file. The top image is displayed when the item is selected, the second image is displayed when the item is unselected. The third part of the image is displayed for the ''disabled selected'' state and the fourth part is used for the ''disabled unselected'' item. When the image supplied is less than four images in height, only the top image is used for all four states.
+It is possible to have a different image for the ''unselected'', ''selected'', ''disabled selected'' and ''disabled unselected'' state by stacking four images on top of each other within the same image file. The top image is displayed when the item is selected, the second image is displayed when the item is unselected. The third part of the image is displayed for the ''disabled selected'' state and the fourth part is used for the ''disabled unselected'' state. When the image supplied is less than four images in height, only the top image is used for all four states.
 It is important that all images are equal in size.

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 == Images ==
 When <code>GWIN_NEED_LIST_IMAGES</code> is set to <code>TRUE</code>, images can be placed in front of the text of a list item. An image is set by passing a <code>gdispImage</code> pointer to <code>gwinListItemSetImage()</code> specifying the list and the item number. The image has to be opened before.
-When any item in the list has an image attached, space is allocated to display the images even if the image is closed or has been removed by calling <code>gwinListItemSetImage()</code> with a ''NULL'' pointer or by calling <code>gwinListItemDelete()</code>. The only way to turn-off the image area for this list is to call <code>gwinListDeleteAll()</code>.
+When any item in the list has an image attached, space is allocated to display the images even if the image is closed or has been removed by calling <code>gwinListItemSetImage()</code> with a ''NULL'' pointer or by calling <code>gwinListItemDelete()</code>. The only way to turn off the image area for this list is to call <code>gwinListDeleteAll()</code>.
 The image that is drawn in front of the text must be quadratic with an edge size equal to the font height. The image is aligned to the top of the list item.
-It is possible to have a different image for the ''unselected'', ''selected'', ''selected disabled'' and ''unselected disabled'' state by stacking four images on top of each other within the same image file. The top image is displayed when the item is selected, the second image is displayed when the item is unselected. The third part of the image is displayed for the ''disabled selected'' state and the fourth part is used for the ''disabled unselected'' item. When the image supplied is less than four images in height, only the top image is used for all four states.
+It is possible to have a different image for the ''unselected'', ''selected'', ''disabled selected'' and ''disabled unselected'' state by stacking four images on top of each other within the same image file. The top image is displayed when the item is selected, the second image is displayed when the item is unselected. The third part of the image is displayed for the ''disabled selected'' state and the fourth part is used for the ''disabled unselected'' item. When the image supplied is less than four images in height, only the top image is used for all four states.
 It is important that all images are equal in size.
 == Smooth scrolling ==