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I'm just wondering if there is a way to have multiple columns for list boxes in dialogs. And if there isnt then maybe some way of linkin two together so if one scrolls down then the other does too and then visa-versa with up.
Thanx
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Hoopy frood
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Do you mean something like.. 
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That is done with MDX.dll which you can get from http://www.dim-bulb.net/~dragonzap/dlls/
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Hoopy frood
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Yeah sorry, I fell asleep at the computer, well I actually woke up in bed 2 hours from now, but I came to that conclusion because I have an imprint of the keyboards numpad on my forehead. It's done with MDX correct. This is what I used.
dialog List1 {
title "List1"
size -1 -1 214 107
option dbu
list 1,3 3 206 88,extsel size
button "OK", 2, 89 94 36 10, ok
}
on *:dialog:List1:init:0: {
dll mdx.dll SetMircVersion $version
dll mdx.dll MarkDialog $dname
dll mdx.dll SetControlMDX $dname 1 Listview report Rowselect grid showsel sortascending droptarget editlabels> views.mdx
did -i $dname 1 1 headerdims 120 280
did -i $dname 1 1 headertext $tab(List 1,List 2)
}
alias -l tab {
if (!$0) return $chr(9)
var %tabs = $1, %i = 2
while ( $ [ $+ [ %i ] ] ) { inc %i | set %tabs $+(%tabs,$chr(9),$ifmatch) }
return %tabs
}
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Okay....well...im usin the mdx and i need to use the information in the listbox for the script...whenever i save the info to a file it comes up with: 0 +f 0 0 0 <text> + 0 0 0 for every line....im just wondering if there is any way i can get rid of that
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Hoopy frood
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$gettok($gettok(0 +f 0 0 0 <text> + 0 0 0,4,48),1,32)
Where 0 +f 0 0 0 <text> + 0 0 0 is...you'd need to use the $read identifier.
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well....that would work, cept for when the string has a space in it...eg. C:\Mp3\Soundtrack - Gladiator\01 Progeny.mp3
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Hoopy frood
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Damn.  What about..
$gettok($gettok(0 +f 0 0 0 C:\Mp3\Soundtrack - Gladiator\01 Progeny.mp3 + 0 0 0,4,48),1-,32)
Returns C:\Mp3\Soundtrack - Gladiator\
Last edited by SladeKraven; 09/01/05 03:55 AM.
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Hoopy frood
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var %x = 0 +f 0 0 0 <text> + 0 0 0
$deltok($deltok(%x,1-5,32),-4-,32)
$deltok(%x,1-5,32) deletes front 5
$deltok( ^^^ ,-4-,32) deletes last 4
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Hoopy frood
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Wompie added me on MSN and then she thought of..
alias removemdxstuff {
set -n %mdxstuff $left($1-,$calc($len($1-) - 8))
set -n %mdxstuff $right(%mdxstuff, $calc($len(%mdxstuff) - 10))
return %mdxstuff
}
Nice suggestion though buddy. 
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Hoopy frood
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i had assumed the 0 represented a number i didnt know it was hardtext, else i would have used
var %x = 0 +f 0 0 0 <text> + 0 0 0
$left($mid(%x,12),-8)
although since this well collapse if a extra space is here or there, i would stick with the deltoks
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