iOS Question How to set the height of rows in customListView

[MitchBu]

I am trying to change rows height in a customListView.

Here is my code. ResizeItem autocompletes:

    For i = 1 To ClvFontList.GetSize
        ClvFontList.ResizeItem(i, 400)
    Next

It does nothing, and I get an error:

Method not found: _resizeitem::, target: [_dividerheight=2, _defaulttextcolor=-16777216, _defaulttextbackgroundcolor=-1
, _highlightcolor=-3355444, _eventname=clvfontlist, _callback=<b4i_main: (null)>
, _mbase=<B4IWeakRef: 0x28215d9b0>, _sv=<B4IScrollView: <UIScrollView: 0x102042e00; frame = (0 0; 1024 768); clipsToBounds = YES; gestureRecognizers = <NSArray: 0x282d44480>; layer = <CALayer: 0x282370c60>; contentOffset: {0, 0}; contentSize: {1024, 4086};
adjustedContentInset: {0, 0, 0, 0}>>, _items=<B4IList: (

Will appreciate any help.

TIA

 

[Erel]

Not sure if that is the problem but it should be:

For i = 0 To ClvFontList.GetSize - 1

 

[MitchBu]

Not sure if that is the problem but it should be:

For i = 0 To ClvFontList.GetSize - 1

OK. I changed the code that way. Yet I still get
Method not found: _resizeitem::, target: [_dividerheight=2, _defaulttextcolor=-16777216, _defaulttextbackgroundcolor=-1[/COLOR]

Looks like the compiler does not recognize .resizeitem.

 

[Erel]

Make sure to use xCustomListView library and not a code module or the old iCustomListView. If still not working then please upload the project or better, reproduce it in a small project.

 

[MitchBu]

Make sure to use xCustomListView library and not a code module or the old iCustomListView. If still not working then please upload the project or better, reproduce it in a small project.

I tried xCustomListView, but there is no way to set the font, and I need to display all the fonts in the pckage.

I had used iCustomListView from the built in library.

 

[Erel]

I had used iCustomListView from the built in library.

This is a big mistake. There is not a single advantage for using the old iCustomListView.
xCLV supports all its features and many more. And you can of course change the font with xCLV.

 

[MitchBu]

This is a big mistake. There is not a single advantage for using the old iCustomListView.
xCLV supports all its features and many more. And you can of course change the font with xCLV.

Let me try. It seems the method to change fonts is not the same.

Thank you.