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I'm trying to see if I can use cli-menu to build a simple table/grid with rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet.
I realize this was not the intent of cli-menu, but I can get pretty close with SplitItem's. I feel this could be an interesting use of cli-menu.
With the below script, the only usability item I noticed is if I go to cell B2 and press up, it brings me to cell A1, rather than B1 as I was hoping.
Is there a way an option could be set so that when you move up or down, cli-menu can set the index of the selected item to be the index of the item you had last selected?
I'm trying to see if I can use cli-menu to build a simple table/grid with rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet.
I realize this was not the intent of cli-menu, but I can get pretty close with SplitItem's. I feel this could be an interesting use of cli-menu.
With the below script, the only usability item I noticed is if I go to cell B2 and press up, it brings me to cell A1, rather than B1 as I was hoping.
Is there a way an option could be set so that when you move up or down, cli-menu can set the index of the selected item to be the index of the item you had last selected?
Thanks for your help.
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