Updated June 2013; see History
For XTREE controls with variable height items (XTF_VARY), specifies the maximum number of lines of text that will be displayed for a single item. For fixed height items—i.e. when the XTF_VARY flag is not specified)—XTR.ITEMLINES determines the display height of every row. Sample image here.
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
-1 or 255 |
Produces a row height equal to that needed for editable cells, which is typically about one and a half rows high. (This is automatic when the tree contains editable cells.) |
-2 |
Adjust row heights to largest row font (+4 pixels leading) |
-3 |
Same as -2 but with only 3 pixels of leading |
-4 |
Same as -2 but with only 2 pixels of leading |
-5 |
Same as -2 but with only 1 pixel of leading |
-6 |
Same as -2 but with no extra leading |
-8 |
See History |
History
2013 June, A-Shell 6.1.1354: Add support for -8. Although -6 theoretically provides no extra leading, it turns out that when using the XTF_VARY flag, the rows are more tightly spaced than XTR.ITEMLINES = -6 (without XTF_VARY); XTR.ITEMLINES = -8 comes closer to the emulating the XTF_VARY spacing.
2012 April, A-Shell 6.0.1248: Add support for -3, -4, -5, -6
2011 September, A-Shell 5.1.11233: Add support for -2
