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Janitor accused of stealing Keene State book fine money
Keene Police Sgt. Mike Kopcha said his department was involved in an investigation spanning a few months, after receiving reports that money was being taken from a jar located on a counter at the college's library, where students deposit money for late book returns.
"Due to the high volume of people who had access to the library, it was impossible to identify a suspect," said Kopcha.
Kopcha said the library was closed to students over spring break, and that the only access to the library the day the most recent theft occurred was a cleaning crew from Unico, according to records showing security card swipes.
Kopcha said a Keene man, Zachary Prentice, 28, who was employed by Unico as a cleaner was not a member of the crew assigned to clean the library that day, yet records show he swiped a security card to access the facility.
Kopcha said a warrant was issued for Prentice, and he was picked up at his home on Pearl Street at 6 p.m. Saturday, charged with four counts of misdemeanor theft. Kopcha said police estimate, in total, about $200 was taken from the fine jar over several months.
Prentice was held on a separate bench warrant, and is due to be arraigned today at the 8th District Court in Keene.
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After reading the article in TAS about the 10 speakers that changed hi end as we know it, writen by Harry Pearson.( this was a well writen article in my opinion) I was thinking with the amount of small towns who host various museums and halls of fame is there enough interest to suport a audio museum.
If you think about it there are a lot of people with a lot of old gear that would donate it to a museum. If you have some note worthy gear you could sell it but the amount of money you get is not great and it often ends up in younger hands modded or taken apart and sold for parts. So why not donate it to a museum.
Manufacturers may see value in contributing by way of restoring old gear for the museum, as a way to interest public in high end gear. By way of cash donations, on going companies might sponsor for example, a Conrad Johnson room Many companies say an on going problem they have is not enough people even know about high end audio .
A museum is a non threating environment to see and hear high end gear no pressure, no sales person sizing you up just fun listening. There could be a classical music day or rooms, a blues day or room, as well as rock and other forms.
If TAS were to spearhead this it could be called the absolute sound museum non profit like the magazine ( just kidding guys). Although if TAS were involved, the last room on the tour could be a room of modern gear comprized of the golden ear award components for that year ( equipment on loan for that year by the winners of the award.)
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Solid set of updates. I like the way this story is taking shape, both with Neville's glory and Harry's seemingly ever-changing situation. I also love what you've done with the entire Weasley family.Author's response
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Personaly, I think Leake should go to AAA and start. He's just a kid who isn't ready who had a fluke couple of months when no one in the league knew anything about him. Since then he really struggles to get through a line-up 3 times.
From that perspective, he might be OK as a long reliever. Going into yesterday's game, Leake had given up 15 runs, with 11 coming in the 4th and 5th inning. Last night's meltdown was in the 4th. He's good for one, maybe two times through the order and then he gets rocked. He'd probably do a decent job for 2 or 3 innings at a time, but I think a season or two in the minors learning his way to work through a line-up multiple times (while building innings and stamina) could make him a pretty decent middle to back end starter. He just isn't ready for that now in spite of how many may have been fooled by April and May of 2010.
IMO, the Reds have guys who can play the long relief role who wouldn't be giving up something more by wasting away there. I think Sam Lecure would do just fine as the long reliever and we wouldn't really be stunting his potential as a mid rotation starter to do that. Leake has a better future than the typical long man. I'd say shine him up at AAA for use down the road or as a significant trade piece for a big fish.
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This season he's allowed 22 runs. That breaks down as 1 run in the 1st, 3 runs in the second, 1 run in the third, 9 runs in the fourth and 8 runs in the 5th.
17 of the 22 runs he's allowed have come in the 4th and 5th innings
Prior to last night, 8 of the 15 runs he'd allowed came on the 3rd time through the order. He looks good for a while and then gets rocked. Last year, it took a couple of months for teams to figure him out. Now they figure him out in the 2nd or 3rd at bat.
He's got potential, he's just not a viable major league starting pitcher right now. He'd be fine in he pen, but the Reds have other guys for that. Let him go down and work on being all he can be.
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America's underclass exposed
Pockets of poverty in the US are relatively small - but New Orleans shows history's repeated negligence.
Live, in color, and beamed into our homes 24 hours a day, Americans have been dying. The ill, untended and desperate; the young mothers, staggering out of the Convention Center, clinging to hollow-eyed babies; the elderly, trapped in attics, calling for help that won't be coming; and the corpses, floating in fetid water.
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If the storm was a Category 4 when it made landfall, the images left in its wake are Category 5 or more. They have the power to topple not buildings but myths, so deeply rooted in the American landscape that they've begun to seem permanent.
Katrina has reminded us that we have neighbors, most often people of color, living in poverty. They are part of the underclass, always in harm's way and far more likely to suffer during disasters that we somehow still insist on mislabeling "natural."
The chorus of outraged questions we're hearing are pointed and persistent: How can this be happening in the United States?
Are we so close, suddenly, to tsunami-stricken Banda Aceh, despite the geographic and socioeconomic gulf separating us from such a distant place?
The images we're confronting might lead us to blurt out an embarrassed "yes."
But the answer actually is more complicated. We have relatively small pockets of poverty in our cities and scattered across the countryside - small, at least when compared with the developing world. But these pockets are big enough: slightly more than 12 percent of our population overall; a bit higher than that in the South, our poorest region; close to 25 percent among African-Americans; still higher, 34 percent, for New Orleans, our ninth poorest and one of our most African-American cities (approximately 70 percent).
In the wake of Katrina we've been forced to grapple with the poverty in our backyard. Perhaps this is because the nettlesome images come from a submerged New Orleans, a city with such an enduring grip on the American imagination. Or maybe we are so shaken because so many of the faces we see suffering belong to African-Americans, highlighting, yet again, our greatest unresolved dilemma: the problem of race.
Regardless, Katrina has dredged up ugly truths about poverty, which, though it does indeed hit African-Americans hardest, cuts through all strata of our society. As a result, people are demanding change. Or at least they're dusting off discussions last held in earnest when Lyndon Johnson spoke of a Great Society, before scuttling this vision in Vietnam.
Both recent and distant history suggest, sadly, we'll soon move on.
Americans forget disaster because they forget its victims, who are hidden in plain sight. They are the people who turn down sheets at New Orleans' hotels, who bus dirty dishes at the city's restaurants, who clean up discarded beads after Mardi Gras. They are invisible, their labor crucial but camouflaged in our service economy.
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The Navy is hoping that their newest 10 megajoule railgun (topping their old pathetic 9 megajoule) will replace the standard 5-inch guns on most of their ships. Projectiles fired at this energy level reach about 5,600 mph, but the Navy isn't stopping there. They have their eyes set on a 64 megajoule system capable of shooting at over 13,000 mph and hitting 5 meter targets from 200 nautical miles.
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I don't know about the whole Ford Taurus comparison, what I want to know is whether this level of energy is in excess of the 1.21 jigowatts needed to power my flux capacitor. Somebody please do the math. I'm trying to time travel here people. I'm stealing electricity from both my neighbors but I'm still nowhere close to 1.21 jigos. I'd do the whole lightning bit, but frankly it scares me. As an added bonus anybody who helps me break in and steal this electricity (if it's enough) gets a free historical figure's autograph or pet dinosaur, your choice.
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VISITORS to Kenya's capital are often horrified by the homicidal minibuses called matatu. They swerve around potholes, seldom signal and use their iffy brakes only at the last second. They are therefore an ideal subject for a video game, which is why Planet Rackus, a Nairobi start-up, released "Ma3Racer" last year.Each player uses his mobile phone to steer a matatu down the street. The(unrealistic) goal is to avoid pedestrians. Within a month, a quarter of a million people in 169 countries had downloaded the game.
Planet Rackus is one of hundreds of start-ups that have sprung up in Nairobi over the past couple of years. They are part of a quiet tech boom in Kenya, a country better known for coffee and safaris. In 2002 Kenya's exports of technology-related services were a piffling $16m. By 2010 that had exploded to $360m. To its boosters, Nairobi is "Silicon Savannah". However, it differs from its silicon sisters in one crucial regard. From the start, its tech firms have designed their products for mobile phones rather than computers. Kenya is still a poor country; few of its people own laptops. But there are 74 mobile phones for every 100 Kenyans, well above the African average of 65. And nearly 99% of internet subscriptions in Kenya are on mobile phones. Investors are piling in. Nailab, a working space for technology professionals, opened on Nairobi's Ngong Road in 2011. Down the street is 88mph, a seed fund and incubator that launched earlier this year. Innovation 4 Africa, a similar outfit, shares the space. Two others, Savannah Fund and GrowthHub, started operations in May. Kenya's biggest bank, Equity Bank, wants a piece of the action. It will also open an "innovation centre" by the end of the year. Most of these funds focus on mobile technology. GSMA, a global association of mobile operators, is about to open an Africa office, also on Ngong Road. Upwardly mobile - By The Economist Read More Last Updated (Friday, 12 July 2013 10:19) |


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"But Abimelech had not come near her: and he said, LORD, wilt thou slay also a righteous nation? / Said he not unto me, She is my sister? and she, even she herself said, He is my brother: in the integrity of my heart and innocency of my hands have I done this."
"Yet, LORD, thou knowest all their counsel against me to slay me: forgive not their iniquity, neither blot out their sin from thy sight, but let them be overthrown before thee; deal thus with them in the time of thine anger."
"[On Nov. 2, the nation marked the one-year anniversary of van Gogh's slaying.] We must not allow ourselves to be set against each other by people who inscribe their message in blood, ... The only thing we have to fear is fear itself."
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- Travel through Bosnia and Herzegovina, passing Neum, Počitelj, Mostar and Jablanica
- Enjoy a Sarajevo sightseeing tour by minivan with your private guide
- See top Sarajevo attractions like Bascarsija Bazaar, the Latin Bridge and Sarajevo Roses
- Spend time at leisure in the town before returning to your Dubrovnik hotel by minivan
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Pass through the UNESCO-listed town of Počitelj, admiring its oriental-style architecture, and then head into city of Mostar, looking out for its Ottoman-style Old Bridge. After roughly 1.5 hours, arrive at Jablanica and enjoy time at leisure here -- perhaps enjoying lunch (own expense).
In the early afternoon, arrive in beautiful Sarajevo – Bosnia's capital city that boasts village-like charm and a rich history. Mosques built by the Ottoman Turks sit alongside buildings created by the Austro Hungarians, and the city is often referred to as a living history museum. Despite the relatively recent 1990s conflict, the city bears surprisingly few physical reminders of its war-torn past – a sign perhaps, of the city's desire to move on and welcome visitors with open arms!
On a tour of this vibrant little city by minivan, your guide will explain some of Sarajevo's complex yet fascinating past, while showing off its best sites. See Bascarsija Bazaar – an ancient trading place with artisan workshops – and various examples of Ottoman architecture around the city center. Look out for the famous Latin Bridge where the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, and see the Sarajevo Roses (flower-shaped craters in the pavements, filled with red cement) that serve as one of the few reminders of war in the city.
After your sightseeing tour, enjoy time at leisure in the town to see all its gems independently. Your guide will point you in the right direction for the best coffee shops, restaurants or bars. Return to Dubrovnik in the early evening, and finish right back at your hotel.
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There's no doubt that TV has had a major impact on basketball as a sport. Yet, for all its impact I don't think it has changed the game or how it is played. More accurately, it has changed the way basketball, the teams and, more importantly, the players are marketed and presented to the fans. In turn, how, what and who we see when we watch a game has changed. In many ways, TV has brought fans closer to the action. Sadly, for all that TV technology has given to us when it comes to watching basketball a lot has also been lost or sacrificed along the way.
As a kid growing up in the 1950'S watching TV was not like it is today. In my house there was one TV and it was ruled by my parents. Other than Saturday morning cartoons there wasn't much programming for kids. A lot of sports were broadcast on tape delay. Live sports broadcast on TV were still rare and, because of the times the games were shown, watching them on TV was usually not an option for kids with early bedtimes. Radio was how most people experienced sports in general.
Radio ruled the sports world back then. I was a Celtics fan as soon as I knew what a basketball was. But, save the rare occasion I went to a game, most of my game times were spent listening to the broadcast on the radio. Basketball was a fast paced game that demanded a quick tongued announcer to keep up. Great announcers knew we were watching the game through their eyes. The best of them could make you feel as though you were sitting right next to them. When they called the action we felt like we saw exactly what they did.
Radio announcers were different than TV guys. They were more personal and intimate and familiar to the fans of a team. They didn't spend a lot of time analyzing plays. Describing the action as it unfolded during a basketball game required a quick and fluid ability to translate the action on the floor into words that flowed as quickly as the players raced up and down the court. The announcers were home town guys all the way. They were not ashamed to declare their love for the home team and were unreserved in their loathing of all visiting teams.
Before TV changed the world, lying in my room with my transistor radio crackling out the sound, listening to Johnny Most broadcast the action from "high above courtside" was how I got to "see" the games. When it came to describing the play during a basketball game no one was as great as Johnny Most. OK, maybe Chick Hearn, but he was the LA Lakers announcer so he was always relegated to second place as far as I was concerned.
Johnny Most and his scratchy, raspy and delightfully shrill voice managed to make his descriptions of games as intense and dramatic as a man could. I felt as if the game was taking place right there in my room. The emotion his voice held made listening to him as thrilling as being there. His words held all the excitement, anguish and passion a voice could convey.
His descriptions were so vivid and in sync with the action he could hold me riveted to the speaker. With my eyes closed I could see the players in my mind as clearly as if they were playing in front of me. I would hear Johnny Most cry "Bang!" when a player made a shot a fraction of a second before the crowd would react with a roar. It had the effect of letting me scream right along with them.
TV changed all that. And I'm not sure it was a change for the better.
As time passed TV broadcasts became more frequent and the radio took a backseat to the new technology. More and more the games switched from tape delay to live action and when we got a second and then a third TV it got easier to watch a game as it was being played in real time. TV brought the game right into my room. With the addition of instant replay it could sometimes be even better than being there. At least as far as watching the game was concerned. But lost in the transition was the intimacy I had when I listened to the games with Johnny.
While TV broadcasts on local stations still had a hometown feel as far the broadcasters that were calling the game it couldn't stop the changes to come. Guys like Tommy Heinson and Bob Cousy covered the local broadcasts and were unabashed rooters for the Celtics. But they only covered local broadcasts.
Gradually the networks started taking over the local broadcasts as well as national. Teams of network announcers replaced guys like Heinson and Cousy and started to get more generic until it seemed that they didn't support any team. They broadcast in a way that made it seem they couldn't care less who won. More and more they stopped talking about the game being played and started just... well... talking. It seemed like since we could watch the game they had no reason to describe what was going on.
Network broadcasts were the worst. Network broadcasts were seen by both teams' fans. Network announcers, in their efforts to remain neutral, started drifting away from the action on the floor and took to talking about the players instead of the play. More and more they would go off into long winded analysis, reciting statistics that were of no interest to anyone and didn't apply to the game at hand. It gradually changed to the point where they became something akin to celebrity shills. They started to hype players based on their popularity rather than ability.
In today's league, because of TV, the focus has shifted from the team to the players. Rather than highlight the star teams, TV has adopted a marketing concept that is crafted around a teams star. The result is a broadcast schedule that is designed to give maximum exposure to individual superstars. Teams that may be doing well in the standings but don't have a guy like Larry Bird, Michel Jordan or Lebron James are limited in their TV appearances. We created the "Superstar" culture that has taken over basketball today. TV has made the sport of basketball the NBA and some players bigger but not necessarily better.
For as long as he was there, me and my friends always preferred to turn the TV sound off and listen to Johnny describe the action as we watched. He called every play and would use the timeouts to expound about the aspects of the game that he couldn't talk about while the game was being played. When he retired he was replaced by impersonal, emotionless announcers. Guys who shared the time and calling the game was second to the job of pushing sponsors and promoting silly interviews or updates at halftime. They were even worse than the TV guys. Radio has become almost outmoded.
Today, the talking TV heads in the booth during games aren't even close in providing anything resembling excitement or emotion. They laugh, chat and make ridiculous observations, many of which have no connection with the game being played. They continue to plug the sponsors and telling us what's on later... all while the teams are battling on the floor. More often than not today's announcers are a distraction rather than an addition to the game. Networks start and end games with hours of meaningless "reports" that are supposed to enhance our experience. Mostly they just occupy more of our time while shilling for the sponsors.
While TV has brought us closer to the action even as we sit in our homes it has, in other ways, taken away a lot of the intimacy we used to have. When we knew the announcers on a personal level we could imagine them as fans like us. We knew who they rooted for or against. Now most of us don't even know who the broadcasters are... on TV or the radio. Even the local announcers feel it's their job to be politically correct when calling a game. If the local team is doing poorly they feel they're required to find fault with the home team; Criticizing our heroes while our hearts are breaking. The days of Johnny Most, frothing at the mouth and labeling guys "McFilthy" and "McNasty", are long gone. No TV announcer could get away with letting his team colors show through the sanitized veneer of objectivity that announcers wear today.
Fans used to get their team news through the local papers and broadcasts. The pace was slower and we had time to get to know all the guys on the team. With the national networks came a reduction of intimate, detailed information. With the limited time they began to focus on the "Stars" and the bench began to lose the limited attention it already had. Today's fan knows pretty much what the networks offer as information. And most networks are saying the same thing in a different way.
The average fan knows more than they need to about the lives and careers of guys like Allen Iverson or Shaquille O'Neil but they can't tell you the names of the bench players. Most casual fans can't tell you the names of the guys on their own home team beyond the starting five. Announcers are focused on commenting about the "Stars" or the current sports gossip and the team guys get overlooked.
TV has also had an adverse effect on when and how games are played. This years NBA Finals are a perfect example of how TV and the networks, in an effort to maximize profits and exposure have negatively affected the scheduling of games. Every game, including the Sunday game, started at 9:00PM EST. The fans and players on both coasts have had to adjust their lives around the networks schedules and preferences. It's a ridiculous system and the consumers, fans as they used to be called, are paying the price for it.
TV has changed how we watch basketball specifically and all sports in general. The TV's today with the advent of "High Def" have sharper and better pictures than we ever imagined in the days of black and white. Technology has allowed us to see the game from angles that you can't get even when you're there in person.
But even though I can see the game so much better, I miss a lot more than I used to. I can't stand listening to the endless drone of the announcers during halftime or timeouts and I hate commercials. Commercials and endless hype along with the convenience of remote control compels me to change channels at a commercial or time out. Often, I forget to change back in time and wind up missing chunks of the game... often the best minutes too.
But what does that matter? TV has changed all that. After all, with VCR's, TIVO and the like I can always rewind or save it to watch later; Alone, when I can see everything for myself, by myself, at my leisure. That's just not natural when it comes to watching a game. It doesn't feel anywhere near as good if someone isn't cheering with me. TV lets me see the crowd but it never makes me feel a part of it.
I never felt that way listening to Johnny Most. He made us all a part of the crowd. Through his eyes we became extensions of the crowd at the garden. For all its advanced technology that is something that TV can never do. For all the ways TV has changed how we see sports it really hasn't made it feel any better.


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I have some trouble in keeping the scroll position on a listbox element that has a vertical scroll bar.
I think is the same problem described here https://github.com/void256/nifty-gui/issues/52 and fixed in nifty 1.3.2
Is there any way to read the visible objects from the listbox so I can focus the list back on?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the answer @void256
Here's a little testcase:
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public class TestNiftyGui extends SimpleApplication implements ScreenController { private Nifty nifty; private ListBox myList; private Random rand = new Random(); private float time = 0f; public static void main(String[] args) { TestNiftyGui app = new TestNiftyGui(); app.start(); } public void simpleInitApp() { NiftyJmeDisplay niftyDisplay = new NiftyJmeDisplay(assetManager, inputManager, audioRenderer, guiViewPort); nifty = niftyDisplay.getNifty(); nifty.fromXml("Test/HelloJme.xml", "start", this); guiViewPort.addProcessor(niftyDisplay); flyCam.setEnabled(false); inputManager.setCursorVisible(true); myList = nifty.getCurrentScreen().findNiftyControl("list", ListBox.class); for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) { myList.addItem(rand.nextInt(999999999) + 1000000000); } myList.sortAllItems(); myList.refresh(); } @Override public void simpleUpdate(float tpf) { if (time > .5f) { myList.removeItemByIndex(rand.nextInt(myList.itemCount())); myList.addItem(rand.nextInt(999999999) + 1000000000); myList.sortAllItems(); myList.refresh(); time = 0f; } else { time = time + tpf; } } public void bind(Nifty nifty, Screen screen) { } public void onStartScreen() { } public void onEndScreen() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet."); } } |
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<nifty> <useControls filename="nifty-default-controls.xml" /> <useStyles filename="nifty-default-styles.xml" /> <screen id="start" controller="jme3test.niftygui.TestNiftyGui"> <layer id="layer" backgroundColor="#0000" childLayout="center"> <panel id="panel" height="400" width="200" align="center" valign="center" childLayout="center" visibleToMouse="true"> <control id="list" name="listBox" selectionMode="Single" vertical="optional" horizontal="off" displayItems="20" /> </panel> </layer> </screen> </nifty> |
The number of elements is fixed, it randomly deletes an element and adds a new one every half sec.
If you run it, you will notice is very hard to select the last element, because the scroll bar jumps up one position whenever a new element is added…
Thanks for the testcase! I can understand the problem now. Unfortunately I don't have an idea how to solve that automatically :/
Here is what is happening:
1. Let's assume you've scrolled down to the end of the list. The last item is visible.
2. Calling removeItemByIndex() will remove some element somewhere in the list (not necessarily an element that's currently visible).
3. Now the list contains one element less and Nifty will update the Scrollbar with the total number of elements in the list so that the Scrollbar can correctly resize the scrollhandle. Until now everything is fine.
4. Calling addItem() will add an item somewhere before the last element (or actually before all elements we can currently see). Adding the element however will push the currently visible elements down one element. Which in turn makes the last element disappear.
I think most text editors with scrollbars work the same. If you scroll so that the last line of the text is visible at the bottom and then you insert new lines of text somewhere above these last lines the end of the document will disappear.
If for some reason you want to force the last item into view you can do that with the showItem() or showItemByIndex() methods after you've modified the list. But as you've noticed there currently is no public way to access the visible elements so that you could work around this in a more general way. Something like: remember which element is visible before you remove/add items and make sure it is visible when you're done with your changes using showItem(). Internally this information is available (viewOffset in the ListBoxImpl class) but it's not public accessible right now. I'm not sure if this problem justifies making this information a part of the public ListBox API considering it might just be used for this workaround :/
I guess what you would expect is that the last item is still visible after your changes since the total count of elements has (in total) not changed.
Not sure how to add that. Any ideas?
…to complete a little bit @zarch 's idea, that could be done in the refresh method, after you remember the last visible index in add method.
Another suggestion – the add method not to change the float vertical position of the scroll bar; or refresh to reset it to the value before last add method?
Why do it in the refresh method at all? Just do it as part of the add process. Remember Position, Add Item, Check Position and Adjust…all one method.
There is an argument as well for saying that if you are viewing the last item in the list and a new one adds on the end then you should scroll down to view that one too.
That is a valid argument but you've convinced me that saving the visible elements before the operation and restoring it after the operation is the better approach. In fact I've already added it and it actually looks so much more reasonable :D Here is the related commit (Nifty 1.4) https://github.com/void256/nifty-gui/commit/1dbeb7bfb7e40790f464b1e474dbf6493c24fea5 Thanks for the suggestion to both of you!
If one adds an element to the end of the list and wants that this element is visible one can simply do that manually. In fact the controls demo already did that with something like:
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// add the item and make sure that the last item is shown listBox.addItem(new JustAnExampleModelClass(addTextField.getText())); listBox.showItemByIndex(listBox.itemCount() – 1); |
I think this is a reasonable approach for this special case.
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