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Ok. To describe my problem: I'm writing a small vocabel-trainer for my doughter. It includs a list of all vocabels, which should be shown via a listview. Listviews on Android don't have a silder themself, so its annoying to scroll about some thousand vocables.... I'll see, what I can do about... Tha...

Does this work on RapaGUI, too?? Seems not to work here, but haven't invesigatet much more this evening...

Here it is: xml$=[[ <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <application id="app"> <window id="main" title="slider-test"> <hgroup> <slider horiz="0"/> </hgroup> </window> </application> ]] @REQUIRE "RapaGUI" moai.CreateApp(xml...

Hello! Slider.horiz seems to have a bug on Android! Creating a simple vertical slider (" <slider horiz="0"/> ") creates a slider, which takes the whole height of the group (what is correct). But you cannot slide it vertically. Instead it slides a very little bit horizontally (abo...

When creating menus, we have to use menubar.class On Android, normally all menuitems are inside one single gadget. With Hollywood applets instead you first need to select a menutitle (ie. "project") and then can select a menuitem. Is there a possibility to use menus just like normal menus ...

Cool! That helps a lot!

Thanks for the hint

Best regards

George!

Correct.

I create a brush, select it and print some text in it. Afterwards I need the actual cursor-position inside the brush.
It must be set somewhere, because when printing more text into the brush, It will be printed right after the first text...

Hiho!

When printing directly onto the display, GetAttribute(#Display,id,#ATTRCURSORX) gives me the actual cursor position, where the next text would be printed.
Is there an equivalent for brushes??

Yes, that helps. Thanks!

Hello! I need to get the actual Sampleposition, while playing it. So I use GetAttribute(#SAMPLE,id,#ATTRPOSITION) to get that value. On OS3 (Amithlon) everything works fine, but on OS4 I get very nasty values. In the following Code I get values around -1151680034, while the #DURATION-Attribute gives...