[WASTE-list] WASTE 3.0 ClickLoop

[Richard Laws]

One of the reasons I set aside my
WASTE-view-within-a-HIScrollView version of my HIView
was that I wanted a way of splitting the view to be
able to consult (and perhaps modify, copy, paste,
etc.) two or more sections of the text in the same
HIViewRef.  An HIScrollView's text subview would have
to respond to scrollable "scroll to" events with
WEScroll.  This is where the concept of
WEViewReference might come to the rescue.

Consider the following: A parent HIViewRef is created
which creates a WASTE instance.  It then creates and
embeds one or more HIScrollViews, each containing a
'text' HIViewRef containing a WEViewReference created
with that single WASTE instance.

My question is this: Would the multiple views work
independently when receiving scroll to events?  For
example, I have two views of the same WEReference. 
I've set my current WEViewReference to the lower of
the two.  I click that view's scroll bar.  I've got to
respond to that event (sent by the parent
HIScrollView) with WEScroll.  Would the upper view
also scroll?  After all, it's the same WEReference
being told to scroll.  Or, not being the current
WEViewReference, does it remain stationary and stay
that way when made current again?

Sorry to be so windy.

Thanks,
Richard

--- Marco Piovanelli <marco.piovanelli at pobox.com>
wrote:


> (...) Or even better, use the

> soon-to-be-

> available HIWASTEView, embed it into an

> HIScrollView, and

> you'll be all set.




       
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