I create a List (Dinamically) this way:
"List myList1 = new ArrayList();
myList1.add(5);
myList1.add(10);"
But i do not know how to draw it in my presentation. Can someone help me?
Thank you.
Maxim G — 10.10.07
Hi! I typically create a plain variable of type List (i.e. myList1) and then initialize this variable in a code. E.g. a
timer might do the assignment you are referring.
To display the list I create a 'Text' with the following code defined in 'Text' property under Dynamic tab of the text
object: "array is: " + myList1. During the runtime the text will use the dynamic property text to display.
Andrei — 05.11.07
There is another way:
Suppose you have a collection of objects called myCollection and wish to display a list with their textual
representations.
1. You define a text shape and declare it as replicated, i.e. on Dynamic tab of its properties you set Replication to
myCollection.size()
2. In the Text property of that shape you write "item " + index + " " + myCollection.get( index )
3. In the Y: field you write e.g. 230 + index * 20 where 230 is the Y coord of the 1st line and 20 is the interval
between the lines
This will display the list like:
item 0: <item 0 text representation>
item 1: <item 1 text representation>
item 2: <item 2 text representation>
...