Messages by Tofu

ScrollPane do not offer this possibility. It only clip scrolled content.

Did you use the lastest Kuix sources in you project instead of a jar file ?

Else the class is on the svn : here.

Actualy the popupBox is created in your Java code, then you can keep the popupBox instance and invoke the .remove() method.

PopupBox myPopupBox = Kuix.showPopup(...);

...

public boolean onMessage(Object name, Object[] arguments) {

       if ("popupclicked".equals(name)) {

            myPopupBo.remove();
       }

    }

Use the firstIsLeft attribute of Screen widget.

<screen firstIsLeft="false">

...

</screen>

It means that if you press the back (present only on SonyEricsson phones) or left keys the askQuit action is invoked in the frameHandler.

What kind of exception ? Could you please send us a stack trace ?

Right, can you please report this bug into the tracker ?

Temporarily, you can double the /. Like :

desktop {
    bg-color: #003d3d;
    bg-image: url( //mainbg.jpg );
    color: white;
}

Tkae a look at this snippet.

To simplify the parsing code, the parser first split on space and after it check each token ... then it couldn't manage space in tokens.

MIDlet A and B are KuixMIDlet or simply a javaME MIDlet ?

Else There's no other UI hierarchy than the Desktop is the root widget and can contains only Screens. Other widget are completly flexibles. You can refer to the Widget Reference the see some specific internal widget hirarchy.

A Frame DOESN'T concerne the display. A Frame is only a sort of controler that permit to catch some specific action. A frame is called a frame because it could be organized into a stack (the framehandler).

By convention it could be good to associate a frame to a Screen but it's NOT the only one way to use frames.

listitem {

bg-image: url(<normal picture>);

}

listitem:disabled {

bg-image: url(<disabled picture>);

}

Everywhere Kuix invoke Graphics.drawString(...) and Font.stringWidth(...) and Font.charWidth(...) methods.