I have a need to keep two string indicators lined up as the user scrolls one of them. It would be great if I could use the event structure to capture scroll position. It doesn't look like that is an option. I didn't see this posted yet.
It's 2023 and I have to hack together event detection for scrolling in the following controls:
All of them
In order to get complete control, I would need to monitor the following:
Mouse Down
Mouse Move
Mouse Up
Mouse Wheel
Key Down
and that's not even including the selection-scrolling that takes place in some controls
Come on, NI. We need control scrolling events for all resizable controls. Strings, Listboxes, Trees, Tables. The list goes on, but it can be generalized to: if it has a scrollbar, I want events for it. There are too many gotchas for what can change the scroll position on something, so we need the event.
In stead of adding these events to all controls with a scrollbar, I'd be ok with exposing a reference to the scrollbar (and other parts), so we can (dynamically) register events to it.
Whatever is easier.
All workarounds are painfully annoying. This is one of those typical LabVIEW situations where a simple task becomes a project on it's own, without ever being 100% successful.
