gtkListScrollHorizontal

<code>object</code>

<code>scroll.type</code>

the position if <code>scroll.type</code> is <code>GTK_SCROLL_JUMP</code>

<code>position</code>


Scrolls <code>list</code> horizontaly. This supposes that the list is packed into a
scrolled window or something similar, and adjustments are well
set. Step and page increment are those from the horizontal adjustment
of <code>list</code>. Backward means to the left, and forward to the
right. Out of bounds values are truncated.
<code>scroll.type</code> may be any valid <code><a rd-options="" href="/link/GtkScrollType?package=RGtk2&version=2.20.31" data-mini-rdoc="RGtk2::GtkScrollType">GtkScrollType</a></code>. If <code>scroll.type</code> is
<code>GTK_SCROLL_NONE</code>, nothing is done. If it's <code>GTK_SCROLL_JUMP</code>, the list
scrolls to the ratio <code>position</code>: 0 is full left, 1 is full right.
<strong>WARNING: <code>gtk_list_scroll_horizontal</code> is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.</strong>


internal

Facilities in the R language for programming
graphical interfaces using Gtk, the Gimp Tool Kit.

Michael Lawrence

RGtk2

R bindings for Gtk 2.8.0 and above

gtkListScrollHorizontal function


Scrolls <code>list</code> horizontaly. This supposes that the list is packed into a
scrolled window or something similar, and adjustments are well
set. Step and page increment are those from the horizontal adjustment
of <code>list</code>. Backward means to the left, and forward to the
right. Out of bounds values are truncated.
<code>scroll.type</code> may be any valid <code><a rd-options='' href='GtkScrollType'>GtkScrollType</a></code>. If <code>scroll.type</code> is
<code>GTK_SCROLL_NONE</code>, nothing is done. If it's <code>GTK_SCROLL_JUMP</code>, the list
scrolls to the ratio <code>position</code>: 0 is full left, 1 is full right.
<strong>WARNING: <code>gtk_list_scroll_horizontal</code> is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code.</strong>


gtkListScrollHorizontal: gtkListScrollHorizontal

Description

Usage

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