If you select different items in the list, only the last item you select remains highlighted. The way in which the items in a list panel interact upon selection can be controlled with the
:interaction
keyword.
The list produced in the example above is known as a single-selection list because only one item at a time may be selected. List panels are
:single-selection
by default.
There are also multiple-selection and extended-selection lists available. The possible interactions for list panels are:
:single-selection
-- only one item may be selected
:multiple-selection
-- more than one item may be selected
:extended-selection
-- see Extended selection
To get a particular interaction, supply one of the values above to the
:interaction
keyword, like this:
(contain
(make-instance
'list-panel
:items '("Red" "Green" "Blue")
:interaction :multiple-selection))
Note that
:no-selection
is not a supported choice for list panels. To display a list of items with no selection possible you should use a
display-pane
.
CAPI User Guide (Unix version) - 30 Aug 2011