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Modern Tui TuiListState
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Holds a list's selected item and scroll position; -1 means nothing is selected.
type TuiListState
as int32 selected '' -1 = nothing selected
as int32 offset '' first visible row
end typeA list's selection and scroll, owned by you. Set selected directly if your application owns its own keymap -- the widget re-clamps and scrolls to it during Render, so the selection cannot walk off the bottom of the window.
#import "std/tui"
using tui
dim as TuiListState st
print st.selected, st.offset '' 0 0
st.selected = -1 '' nothing selected is a legal state
print st.selected
'' driving it from your own keymap is fine: Render clamps and follows
st.selected = 9999| TuiBlock | TuiBlock.AddTitle | TuiBorderGlyphs | TuiTitleOf | TuiList | TuiTable |
| TuiBlock.Inner | TuiBorderSet | TuiTitle | TuiParagraph | TuiRow | TuiTableState |
Library: Terminal TUI Library
Category: Terminal TUI Library
Documented under: Core Widgets
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