We have a combo box (array based one). A function changes an element of the array (character string). If the combo box shows that element of the array (it's currently selected, therefore), the combo box does not show modified value. How can we fix that?
Oh, I see... Yes, I've installed the library, not opened for editing. Thanks, I'll try!
To be honest, I don't know how that can help. I already had VisuDialogs installed. But whatever -- I had downloaded VisuDialogs.library from the link you've provided, and got VisuDialogs_Template "namespace"/library. With the same content, as the stocked VisuDialogs provides. I can see the "Keypad" keyboard in both libraries, but I can't change layout there. It looks like those dialogs have fixed keyboard layouts. So, the only way to have a non-English keyboard is to make its own dialog?
Virtual keyboard is always has English layout. How one can change it? Changing the current language in the project does not fix that, unfortunately.
We need to modify combo box's content which is a text list. How one could modify a text list in run-time? If one can at all...
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I wonder is it possible to have a dynamic content inside a table? i.e. we need to show variable number of rows in a table (we don't know a limit in advance). I've tried to create a dynamic array of structures using something like this: foo: pointer to struct_type; foo := __new(byte, sizeof(struct_type) * number_of_elements); and providing the table visualization with the 'foo' (into the "Data array" property). But the table shows only the first structure from the 'foo' memory. How can I implement...