EnsureVisibilityForVariable in 2D tables

[PLUCKYHD]

Originally Posted by bialio

So that's not necessarily what I suggested

I have it like this (in this example we've got a cover flow type table - 5 items on screen, fixed focus at location 2):

Array
     Table
           Cell
                 Panel
                      if (TableRow - HScrollIndex)
                            > 2
                                Item
                                     Panel2 (has any UI elements in it)
                                     Action Chains
                                     Hooks etc
                            > else
                                Panel2 (link to Panel2)

Bailo,

That is what I was refering to is put your formula in the focusable condition of the item widget then you don't new to branch of with a panel and item widget. It was really what the focusable condition is meant for.

As for animating the focused you don't have to pull it out if the table just use a animation widget on the focused element and you can do what you want with it. I do it this way in smm

[jaminben]

Originally Posted by PLUCKYHD

As for animating the focused you don't have to pull it out if the table just use a animation widget on the focused element and you can do what you want with it. I do it this way in smm

Yea, but I didn't want the actual table scrolling effect/animation on top of the animation I added, I just wanted the single animation without it moving left or right with the table.... pretty hard to explain.

[bialio]

Originally Posted by PLUCKYHD

Bailo,

That is what I was refering to is put your formula in the focusable condition of the item widget then you don't new to branch of with a panel and item widget. It was really what the focusable condition is meant for.

As for animating the focused you don't have to pull it out if the table just use a animation widget on the focused element and you can do what you want with it. I do it this way in smm

I'll give the focusable a try, but I think it's a little easier to understand (without having to open up the properties of the widgets) this way.

btl.