LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 29, 2018 #1 Property (at least read-only) for DividerSize.
Claudio Oliveira Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 30, 2018 #3 Good one, @LucaMs I've implemented this in my xSelectableCustomListView. As Erel liked your post, I believe he will do it also in xCustomListView sometime in the near future...
Good one, @LucaMs I've implemented this in my xSelectableCustomListView. As Erel liked your post, I believe he will do it also in xCustomListView sometime in the near future...
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 1, 2018 #4 Claudio Oliveira said: Good one, @LucaMs I've implemented this in my xSelectableCustomListView. As Erel liked your post, I believe he will do it also in xCustomListView sometime in the near future... Click to expand... I already do it by myself, of course (I needed it) but I think I had to suggest to add this property to try to keep my "copy" and the original one "aligned". Furthermore, Erel will more easily be able to create this property read-write.
Claudio Oliveira said: Good one, @LucaMs I've implemented this in my xSelectableCustomListView. As Erel liked your post, I believe he will do it also in xCustomListView sometime in the near future... Click to expand... I already do it by myself, of course (I needed it) but I think I had to suggest to add this property to try to keep my "copy" and the original one "aligned". Furthermore, Erel will more easily be able to create this property read-write.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 1, 2018 #5 I've added it as a read-only property. Making it writable is of course possible but is more complicated as you need to move all the views (and I don't think that it will be used too much).
I've added it as a read-only property. Making it writable is of course possible but is more complicated as you need to move all the views (and I don't think that it will be used too much).
Claudio Oliveira Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 1, 2018 #6 Erel said: I've added it as a read-only property. Making it writable is of course possible but is more complicated as you need to move all the views (and I don't think that it will be used too much). Click to expand... Same point of view here...
Erel said: I've added it as a read-only property. Making it writable is of course possible but is more complicated as you need to move all the views (and I don't think that it will be used too much). Click to expand... Same point of view here...
Claudio Oliveira Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 1, 2018 #7 LucaMs said: I already do it by myself, of course (I needed it) but I think I had to suggest to add this property to try to keep my "copy" and the original one "aligned". Click to expand... Yes. That's exactly what I do. Everytime Erel does anything on CustomListView, I reproduce it in SelectableCustomListView to keep them "in sync".
LucaMs said: I already do it by myself, of course (I needed it) but I think I had to suggest to add this property to try to keep my "copy" and the original one "aligned". Click to expand... Yes. That's exactly what I do. Everytime Erel does anything on CustomListView, I reproduce it in SelectableCustomListView to keep them "in sync".
