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| Images in menus causing enormous padding [message #14639] |
Wed, 05 March 2008 16:29  |
mordrek
Messages: 3
Registered: March 2008
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Hi.
I'm doing a menu-manager that creates menus from loaded XML files and all is fine and dandy except for when adding image to the menu after loading it from file:
bar.Add(title,THISBACK1(MyCallback,name)).Image(image);
The image appears in the menu alright, but even though the menu image itself becomes very small (fitting for a menu item), the space around it is as big as the original image when it comes to height.
It looks like this (@ is the image):
---+----------------+
| |Menu item 1 |
+--+----------------+
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| | |
| @|Menu item 2 |
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| | |
+--+----------------+
Anyone know how this can happen or how to solve it?
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| Re: Images in menus causing enormous padding [message #14641 is a reply to message #14639] |
Wed, 05 March 2008 17:39  |
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mirek
Messages: 14290
Registered: November 2005
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Thanks, a bug. Fix:
CtrlLib/MenuItem.cpp 302
Size MenuItem::GetMinSize() const
{
Size sz1 = GetTextSize(text, font);
Size sz2(0, 0);
if(accel) {
sz2 = GetTextSize(GetKeyDesc(accel), font);
sz2.cx += 12;
}
Size lsz = min(maxiconsize, licon.GetSize());
Size rsz = ricon.GetSize();
return AddFrameSize(Size(max(lsz.cx, leftgap) + sz1.cx + max(sz2.cx, (rsz.cx ? 16 : 0))
+ max(rsz.cx, 16) + textgap + 10,
max(max(lsz.cy, rsz.cy) + 4, sz1.cy + 6)));
}
Note: U++ reduces the size of icons, it is intentional. You can adjust the minimal size using MenuBar::MaxIconSize. Using "INT_MAX" here is OK too 
Mirek
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