The Wiki Entry shows these as the arguments for a EmuList constructor:
EmuList(x, y, w, h, text, text_vacant, element_height, content_slots, callback, [list])
in the Descriptions on the Wiki they are different ones and in engine they are different ones yet, in engine they are:
EmuList(x, y, w, h, text, element_height, content_slots, callback)
Also element_height does not do what expected, maybe i misunderstood the purpose without the wiki explaining.
I expected element_height to be the Height of each of the entries, from my testing thats what h does, i expected h to be the height of the whole list. But that can be achieved with a combination of h + content_slots, although only in increments of each entries height.
element_height does not do anything in my testing, even setting it to very high values, made no visual difference.
The Wiki Entry shows these as the arguments for a EmuList constructor:
EmuList(x, y, w, h, text, text_vacant, element_height, content_slots, callback, [list])
in the Descriptions on the Wiki they are different ones and in engine they are different ones yet, in engine they are:
EmuList(x, y, w, h, text, element_height, content_slots, callback)
Also element_height does not do what expected, maybe i misunderstood the purpose without the wiki explaining.
I expected element_height to be the Height of each of the entries, from my testing thats what h does, i expected h to be the height of the whole list. But that can be achieved with a combination of h + content_slots, although only in increments of each entries height.
element_height does not do anything in my testing, even setting it to very high values, made no visual difference.