wrapMode="ELLIPSIS"

[kerb9729]

My addon looks perfectly fine on my monitor (1920 x 1080)

But a user sent a screenshot at what appears to be 1680 x 1050 and scroll list items are all jumbled up. The lines do not appear to be truncating, though I have wrapMode="ELLIPSIS". (In my testing, both ellipsis and truncate seem to truncate.)

My guess is that I need to adjust the dimensions. But how does one determine what to set them to so that things look good at any resolution?

If I set my resolution to 1680 x 1050, I don't see the same thing?

This is the screenshot that was posted:

[Fyrakin]

Screenshot shows exactly what you should expect from whap mode, if you remove that option you would see ... at the end of truncated text lines instead of wrapping them. I would suggest rescaling of fonts at lower resolutions, but that could lead to unreadable contents. So it all has to be properly tested.

[merlight]

It appears that your labels are higher than list row spacing, judging from that Conan... guy who got propertly truncated on the second line. Try

label:SetHeight(label:GetFontHeight())

[circonian]

Like merlight said, whatever rowHeight you set for your row controls:

ZO_ScrollList_AddDataType(scrollList, ROW_TYPE_ID, template, rowHeight, setupCallback, hideCallback, dataTypeSelectSound, resetControlCallback)

If the control height is actually larger than that rowHeight you set they will overlap. You may not have noticed it due to the resolution or even just the names that showed up in your list (depending on how long they are) if the control was wide enough it would not need to wrap down to the next line. If the control was not wide enough then it would wrap to the next line and you would see the overlap.

[kerb9729]

I found that I had transposed some y and rowheight numbers, both in the xml and in the addDataType function.

But hey, at least they were consistently wrong =P

I think that probably was the problem, though I can't duplicate it myself even if I change the resolution.

[Lodur]

Anyone happen to know of a library, function or tool that will outline all controls recursively from the control selected? Would be great for visualizing the actual layout of our controls.