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NListview.mcc/NListview.mcc
NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_Horiz_ScrollBar
NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_HSB_Height
NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_NList
NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_Vert_ScrollBar
NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_VSB_Width

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NListview.mcc/NListview.mcc

That MCC public custom class give scrollers for a
NList public custom class to make NList/NListview
work near the same way as List/Listview.

Most things that were handled by Listview are now
handled by NList, so NListview is quite simple,
anyway it's very easier to use NList with NListview
than without.

Anyway, use NList without NListview if you don't
want to get attached scrollers (or want to attach
your own scrollers to NList - see Demo).

Note: NListview class can't use List as child but
only NList, NFloattext, or a NList subclass,
and NList class will not work with Listview
without some conflict.

Author: Gilles Masson (c) 1996-1997 email: masson@iut-soph.unice.fr


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NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_Horiz_ScrollBar

MUIA_NListview_Horiz_ScrollBar -- [ISG], Object *

SPECIAL INPUTS
MUIV_NListview_HSB_Default 0
MUIV_NListview_HSB_Always 1
MUIV_NListview_HSB_Auto 2
MUIV_NListview_HSB_FullAuto 3
MUIV_NListview_HSB_None 4

SPECIAL SPECIAL INPUTS
MUIV_NListview_HSB_On 0x0300
MUIV_NListview_HSB_Off 0x0100

With it you can tell if you want the scrollbar to be here
always, never, automatic (not at start and appear forever if
needed) or full automatic (appear and disappear when needed).

Never is interesting if you want only one scrollbar of both
or if you want to attach your own one only for one scrollbar.

With Auto and FullAuto modes, scrollbars will not appear at
first draw of the window. If you want it to appear when the
window will be opened, you can set after creation time (not
at init) MUIA_NListview_Horiz_ScrollBar
to (MUIV_NListview_HSB_XXX|MUIV_NListview_HSB_On) where XXX
is Default, FullAuto ...

MUIV_NListview_HSB_On, MUIV_NListview_HSB_Off are used by the
NList object to make scrollbars appear/disappear.

The default is set by prefs. When prefs have not been set
it is MUIV_NListview_HSB_Auto.

SEE ALSO
MUIA_NListview_Vert_ScrollBar


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NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_HSB_Height

MUIA_NListview_HSB_Height -- [..G], LONG

Return the height of the horizontal scrollbar.

Return 0 when no horizontal scrollbar is visible.

SEE ALSO
MUIA_NListview_VSB_Width


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NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_NList

MUIA_NListview_NList -- [I.G], Object *

Same function as Listview.mui/MUIA_Listview_List.

Every NListview needs a NList (or subclass) object as child.
You should specify it here.

If you don't specify one, NListview will create a NList object
as child, giving it the same taglist as itself.
It's the only case where NList tags given to NListview will be
taken into account.

As every other child, it will get disposes when
its parent object is disposed.

SEE ALSO
NList.mcc


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NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_Vert_ScrollBar

MUIA_NListview_Vert_ScrollBar -- [ISG], Object *

SPECIAL INPUTS
MUIV_NListview_VSB_Default 0
MUIV_NListview_VSB_Always 1
MUIV_NListview_VSB_Auto 2
MUIV_NListview_VSB_FullAuto 3
MUIV_NListview_VSB_None 4

SPECIAL SPECIAL INPUTS
MUIV_NListview_VSB_On 0x0030
MUIV_NListview_VSB_Off 0x0010

Same as MUIA_NListview_Horiz_ScrollBar but for vertical
scrollbar.

The default is set by prefs. When prefs have not been set
it is MUIV_NListview_VSB_Always.

SEE ALSO
MUIA_NListview_Horiz_ScrollBar


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NListview.mcc/MUIA_NListview_VSB_Width

MUIA_NListview_VSB_Width -- [..G], LONG

Return the width of the vertical scrollbar.

Return 0 when no vertical scrollbar is visible.

SEE ALSO
MUIA_NListview_HSB_Height