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Hello dear all,
I would like to make a language listbox with images as shown in the figure below.
Is it possible to do it?
Can you please show me?
Thanks in advance

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Right-click the listbox; select Visible Items -> Symbols

Create an invoke node; select Custom Item Symbols ... 

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You can apparently show the symbols and set custom images for the symbols. (details). I have not tried this myself.

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Hi Paul-Cardinale,

I tried to follow what you told me but I can't.
Can you show me just the first item and I can continue please?

Thanks

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Hi altenbach,
I'm looking at the details but I haven't read them yet, I didn't understand everything.
Thanks

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Here

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Also note that the images will be scaled down to 16x16 pixels, so your flags are not really suitable for this.

 

(You could implement the entire thing as a big 2D picture, but that would require quite a bit of backend code to format the list and parse e.g. mouse clicks and such)

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@altenbach wrote:

Also note that the images will be scaled down to 16x16 pixels, so your flags are not really suitable for this.

 

(You could implement the entire thing as a big 2D picture, but that would require quite a bit of backend code to format the list and parse e.g. mouse clicks and such)


Scaling down his image so the flags fit in 16x16, looks like this:

paul_cardinale_0-1677527102897.png

Might get a better result starting with larger flags.

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Yes, my experience is it looks nicer when you use 32x32 Px images, they are nicely scaled down.

 

P.S. As a hint, the index at the "index" input (in the link provided by altenbach) corresponds to the symbol ring constant in the Dialog & User interface palette. If you don't want to interfere with these built in symbols, use an index greater 42.

Greets, Dave
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Good morning Paul_cardinale,
Thanks you for your answer
Have a good day

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