Java Development

[technolgia]

Hello All,

I am currently porting an existing Jme application to BB using the native api(JDE 4.6).I currently have a list which is rendered as shown in the attached image . Could someone kindly guide me as to how i achieve the same using the List field or the possible way of acheiving the same. Thanks in advance.

Thanking you,

Regards,

S.A.Norton Stanley

[simon_hain · Accepted solution]

a few steps: set the rowheight to an appropriate value (font * 2 + x)
create the draw callback.
in drawListRow you have three elements:
a bitmap, use drawBitmap to paint the colored ball.
drawText 1, and drawText 2
use y+... to adjust the drawing in the line.

[technolgia]

Hi Simon,

Thank you. Ill try the same.

Regards,

S.A.Norton Stanley

[technolgia]

Hello,

In my drawListRow method in order to achieve two lines i do the following:

  StringBuffer stringBuffer=new StringBuffer();
  stringBuffer.append(firstLine).append('\n').append(secondLine);

  g.drawText(stringBuffer.toString(),width, y, 0, w);

but i never see a new line being added.The first line and second line appear together. Am i doing something wrong here?

Thanking you,

Regards,

S.A.Norton Stanley

[raquibulbari]

You have to use two drawtext function call. One with the first line. Then draw the second line in another drawtext by changing the y appropriately.

[technolgia]

Hi,
Thank you. I achieved it using the following :
g.drawText(firstLine,width, y, 0, w);
g.drawText(secondLine, y+g.getFont().getHeight(), 0, w);

And also to point out the drawText method does not handle new-lines, which i figured out later.

Regards,
S.A.Norton Stanley