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Newbie Window/Scrolling Question
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Newbie Window/Scrolling Question


  • Subject: Newbie Window/Scrolling Question
  • From: email@hidden (Farl)
  • Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2001 17:57:40 -0700

I am new at this and I am trying to get a textbox that has scrollbars.
Now this is easy just by using the IB.

My problem is that I want to be able to write to it as certain events
trigger. The user needs to be able to scroll up and down the list that
is generated in the textbox. I managed to get it to read and write using
a simple textbox (one without scrollbars), but when I tried the same
thing with a scrollingbox, the methods were obviously not correct
anymore.

Can anyone show me a bit of example code that might help me. I need to
be able to add strings to whatever is in the window as events trigger.
There most probably would be thousands of events too, so what would be
the best recommendation style-wise for doing this? Of course, once all
the events are finished triggering, i need to be able to save everything
in the textbox to a file.

Thanks

searle
email@hidden
www.sketchwork.com


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