Hi all,
I’m using a ListCtrl on LC_REPORT mode.
using set_item(index, col, ‘value’) the list does’t get populated.
Is it a bug? which is the method to call?
i’m using ruby 1.8.6 wxruby 1.9.8 mswin32 on winXP
attached is an example.
thank you.
bio.
Hi all,
I’m using a ListCtrl on LC_REPORT mode.
using set_item(index, col, ‘value’) the list does’t get populated.
Is it a bug? which is the method to call?
i’m using ruby 1.8.6 wxruby 1.9.8 mswin32 on winXP
attached is an example.
thank you.
bio.
The problem is, set_item() need to have a valid item in which to set
information on. So change the following code to represent this:
insert_item(0, 'Item 0 col 0')
set_item(0, 1, 'Item 0 col 1')
insert_item(1, 'Item 1 col 0')
set_item(1, 1, 'Item 1 col 1')
You will get better results this way, then the other way.
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 11:17 AM, Fabio P.
Thank you Mario, now is ok 
bio.
Hi
Firstly, sorry haven’t been following the list for the last week or so.
Have been away with work and pretty busy and haven’t had time to follow
up everything.
Fabio P. wrote:
insert_item(0, 'Item 0 col 0') set_item(0, 1, 'Item 0 col 1') insert_item(1, 'Item 1 col 0') set_item(1, 1, 'Item 1 col 1')
Seeing this laid out plainly makes me think we must be able to come up
with a syntax improvement. I was thinking of something that accepts an
array for each row and just does the right thing…
append [ “item 0 col 0”, “item 0 col 1”],
[ “item 1 col 0”, “item 1 col 1”]
…
alex
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