Messages by Tofu

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Right ...

First, you need to understand that a grid layout use all available space to size its content. And scrollPane keep to ist content the right to use as vertical space as they want.

Then those two things aren't compatible ... use a flowlayout instead of gridlayout. It wouldn't exactly produce the same result but it's the nearest thing you can do.

Thanks pandora808.

Else, vikram51, use the visible attribute with dynamic property value ...

I will discribee the solution in XML, but you can translate it to java :

<listitem style="layout:borderlayout">

<picture src="sms_unread.png" style="layout-data:bld(west)"/>

<text text="Hello"/>        <!-- by default bld(center) is used -->

<text text="world" style="layout-data:bld(south)"/>

</listitem>

If you use a styled TextArea to display content, you can try to add a <br/> into your text.

It does nothing, because the align parameter in flowLayout adjust only the vertical alignment of each subwidget on each line.

If you want to align right or left you flowlayout centent use the align attribute of the widget.

Something like :

style="layout:flowlayout(bottom);align:right"

You need to retrieve the Textfield instance. Try something like this :

public Screen setScreen() {

...

txt.setId("myTextfield");

...

test.setOnAction("Answer(#myTextfield.text)");

...

}

if ("Answer".equals(identifier)) {

...

String answer = (String) arguments[0];

...

}

All style properties could be set in java code by using this :

myWidget.parseAuthorStyle("layout:flowlayout(left)")

Focused is an attribute, then you can use a dynamic property to set its value int xml. When the value change, the focus change.

After, you can invoke the bestScrollToChild method on your scrollPane widget somewhere in your java code where you process the key event for example.

You need to create a custom Converter by extending the KuixConverter and override the convertShortcuts function.

I know, but this choice is a compromize between performances and usability.

List widget do not provide any scroll capabilities. You need to place your List into a ScrollPane.

There's no DatePicker widget in Kuix. You need to implements it by your self by  creating a custom widget.

in Kuix Textfields are editable onlyt through j2me native TextBox. And multiline is implemented there by the mobile manufacturer, that why we'd prefer to keep textfield in one line.

But you can write a new custom widget that extends TextArea. Override the isFocusable() function to return true. Implements the J2ME native TextBox show/hide as it's done in the textfield...