LAutoScroll
LAutoScroll Scroll list to display the first selected cell
#include <Lists.h> List Manager Package
void LAutoScroll(theList );
ListHandle theList ; handle leading to a ListRec
LAutoScroll scrolls the list to position the first selected (highlighted) cell
inside the visible area. The scroll bars (if any) are updated. If drawing is on,
the list is redrawn with the selected cell somewhere in the visible area.
theList is a handle leading to a variable-length ListRec structure. It is a
value previously obtained via LNew.
Returns: none

Notes: If more than one cell is currently selected, LAutoScroll locates the first
of the selections. It starts searching at the top of the list and scans
left-to-right and top-to-bottom, as with LNextCell.
If the cell is off the screen, it will usually be positioned in the top,
leftmost visible column. If even a small part of the cell is already visible,
LAutoScroll does nothing.
The LScroll function scrolls the list by a specific distance. You may need
to use it if you allow more than one cell to be selected at a time.
See LSetSelect for an example of usage.