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Sep 17, 2008 11:15 PM
by: jezzbel
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SubMenu
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Sep 17, 2008 2:11 AM
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Hello, is it possible to create a sub menu like the one when one picks a "qwerty" option from the Menu and the oryginal doesn't disappear and another one is being showed. I would like to do the same -add a command which opens a sub menu
I don;t want to do this on Forms (like the example from blog) but with the built in menu form Textbox.
Another question - do you happen to know if the "Qwerty" menu is built in? Because I searched everywhere - by decompiling the code and i can't find it anywhere :/
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Re: SubMenu
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Sep 17, 2008 8:12 AM
in response to: jezzbel
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Hi,
The TextBox is a LCDUI widget, you can't add sub menu to this
displayable object.
lwuit-users@mobileandembedded.org wrote:
> Hello, is it possible to create a sub menu like the one when one picks a "qwerty" option from the Menu and the oryginal doesn't disappear and another one is being showed. I would like to do the same -add a command which opens a sub menu
> I don;t want to do this on Forms (like the example from blog) but with the built in menu form Textbox.
> Another question - do you happen to know if the "Qwerty" menu is built in?
yes, it is native
> Because I searched everywhere - by decompiling the code and i can't find it anywhere :/
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no need to decompile, the code is open source.
Regards,
Chen
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Re: SubMenu
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Sep 17, 2008 11:15 PM
in response to: chen
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Yes, I know it's LCDUI widget but I thougth that maybe you happen to know how to customize it for own purpose.
Decompilation - of corse my mistake, it's obvius it's open source 
Best regards, jezzbel.
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