controlP5 : ListBox- as I do for that window is displayed, upward ?

Omnimusha

import controlP5.*;

ControlP5 cp5;

ListBox l;

int cnt = 0;

void setup() {
  size(700, 400);

  ControlP5.printPublicMethodsFor(ListBox.class);

  cp5 = new ControlP5(this);
  l = cp5.addListBox("myList")
         .setPosition(100, 100)
         .setSize(120, 120)
         .setItemHeight(15)
         .setBarHeight(15)
         .setColorBackground(color(40, 128))
         .setColorActive(color(255, 128))
         ;

  l.captionLabel().toUpperCase(true);
  l.captionLabel().set("A Listbox");
  l.captionLabel().setColor(0xffff0000);
  l.captionLabel().style().marginTop = 3;
  l.valueLabel().style().marginTop = 3;

  for (int i=0;i<80;i++) {
    ListBoxItem lbi = l.addItem("item "+i, i);
    lbi.setColorBackground(0xffff0000);
  }

}



void controlEvent(ControlEvent theEvent) {
  // ListBox is if type ControlGroup.
  // 1 controlEvent will be executed, where the event
  // originates from a ControlGroup. therefore
  // you need to check the Event with
  // if (theEvent.isGroup())
  // to avoid an error message from controlP5.

  if (theEvent.isGroup()) {
    // an event from a group e.g. scrollList
    println(theEvent.group().value()+" from "+theEvent.group());
  }

  if(theEvent.isGroup() && theEvent.name().equals("myList")){
    int test = (int)theEvent.group().value();
    println("test "+test);
}
}

void draw() {
  background(128);
  // scroll the scroll List according to the mouseX position
  // when holding down SPACE.
  if (keyPressed && key==' ') {
    //l.scroll(mouseX/((float)width)); // scroll taks values between 0 and 1
  }
  if (keyPressed && key==' ') {
    l.setWidth(mouseX);
  }
}

Omnimusha

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MenteCode

:-/ What do you mean the ListBox is displayed upwards? Is this the code that this happened in, and is it glitching out, somehow? Because when I ran your code, it seemed to be fine.

-- MenteCode.

Omnimusha

I want the window then appears up!! . How? ~O)

MenteCode

In all of the commands listed using this:

ControlP5.printPublicMethodsFor(ListBox.class);

I have not found a single method that would modify opening direction.

I don't think you can do that in ControlP5. Unless you're one of those people who can make a method in Processing, and use that method as part of ControlP5 (not even sure if THAT's possible). :-?