Another simple error fixed -gnocl::dialog
The gnocl::dialog command has been throwing out a 'message-type' warning. The cause of this has now been removed.
gnocl::list add
I've finished taking a look at enhancing the add sub-command ensuring bakcward compatibility with the legacy effects. This snippet shows how it works:
widget-idadd rowNum data options
$list add { "A" 1 } -singleRow 1 ;# 1
$list add {} { "B" 2 } -singleRow 1 ;# 2
$list add 0 { "C" 3 } -singleRow 1 ;# 3
$list add -1 { "D" 4 } -singleRow 1 ;# 4
$list add 3 { "E" 5 } -singleRow 1 ;# 5
In order for the interpretor to know which row to use the second argument needs to be an integer. '0' means insert at the top of the list with -1 the bottom. In a pre-existing list, any other positive value in between will insert at the appropriate level. If the specified row is a value that exceeds the length of the list, the item will be appended to the end.
The command returns the number of the row just inserted.
Finally, providing a non integer values will also result in appending the value to the bottom of the list unless an empty…
widget-idadd rowNum data options
$list add { "A" 1 } -singleRow 1 ;# 1
$list add {} { "B" 2 } -singleRow 1 ;# 2
$list add 0 { "C" 3 } -singleRow 1 ;# 3
$list add -1 { "D" 4 } -singleRow 1 ;# 4
$list add 3 { "E" 5 } -singleRow 1 ;# 5
In order for the interpretor to know which row to use the second argument needs to be an integer. '0' means insert at the top of the list with -1 the bottom. In a pre-existing list, any other positive value in between will insert at the appropriate level. If the specified row is a value that exceeds the length of the list, the item will be appended to the end.
The command returns the number of the row just inserted.
Finally, providing a non integer values will also result in appending the value to the bottom of the list unless an empty…
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