Hello @Petr3 ,
That sounds like a perfect job for the scroll list widget .
As you can have thousands of music, it would be appropriate to limit the number of elements in your scroll list and to update these elements to reflect the current music to display.
I see 2 ways of doing that :
- Have a linear scroll list offsetted : have 30 elements, center the scroll list at element 10 (instead of 0), this way you have elements above and below, allowing the user to scroll up or down, you can fetch the scrolled amount with the getScrolledY() method and update the elements accordingly (show music number "previousOffset + getScrolledY()/heightOfElement" and then recenter the scrollList to element 10 with setPosition() ).
- Have a circular scroll list : once you have scrolled past the number of elements in the container, you have to update these elements to show music 1+nbrOfScrollElements
Here is a bad illustration of it:
It is important to have more elements than what is visible to allow for proper updating during the scroll, because updating the elements can only happen once the scroll is finished (as far as I know).
I hope this helps.
Regards,
