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These are the attributes I found, but I'm not sure which of these to modify in order to change the 'maxse' of the scroll or to alter its behavior: self.__on_scroll<user_controls.for_specific_table.SpecificEventHandler.SpecificEventHandler object at 0x7f52c0c271d0> |
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I've been exploring the behavior of
set_attr
in Scrollable controls and encountered some behavior I'm hoping to understand better.Firstly, I noticed that for a
Scrollable
control,set_attr
seems to be assigned like this:Attempting to add a maxse attribute to this dictionary to expand the scroll functionality didn't seem to have any effect:
Furthermore, modifying e.data to change maxse to, for example, 2000, also did not yield any changes:
My question is: Which part of the code or document takes this dictionary and converts the "on scroll True" into an animation that allows for scrolling and applies rules? I'm trying to understand the underlying mechanism that controls the scroll behavior and animation in these specific controls.
Any guidance or pointers to the relevant sections of the documentation or codebase would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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