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// Set Scrolling just like a PegWindow

list->SetScrollMode(WSM_AUTOVSCROLL);

PegPrompt *pp;

pp = new PegPrompt(0, 0, "Hello everybody", 0,

FF_NONE|TJ_LEFT|AF_ENABLED|TT_COPY);

list->AddToEnd(pp);

pp = new PegPrompt(0, 0, "Hello again", 0,

FF_NONE|TJ_LEFT|AF_ENABLED|TT_COPY);

list->AddToEnd(pp);

pp = new PegPrompt(0, 0, "How are you?", 0,

FF_NONE|TJ_LEFT|AF_ENABLED|TT_COPY);

list->AddToEnd(pp);

pp = new PegPrompt(0, 0, "Goodbye", 0,

FF_NONE|TJ_LEFT|AF_ENABLED|TT_COPY);

list->AddToEnd(pp);

pp = new PegPrompt(0, 0, "Bye-Bye", 0,

FF_NONE|TJ_LEFT|AF_ENABLED|TT_COPY);

list->AddToEnd(pp);

Notice that the PegVertList’s scroll mode is set in the same way that a PegWindow’s is

set. We mentioned before the list manages the position of the PegPrompts. In this

example even though all PegPrompts are created at the same location, when they are

placed in a the list they will be arranged correctly:

On selection, the list sends PSF_LIST_SELECT signals to the parent object.

PegComboBox

Class Name Derived From Styles Signals

PegComboBox PegVList

FF_NONE

FF_THIN

FF_THICK

PSF_SIZED

PSF_FOCUS_RECEIVED

PSF_FOCUS_LOST

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