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			| class Upp::DropList has no member named SetFont [message #7836] | 
			Thu, 25 January 2007 12:01   | 
		 
		
			
				
				
				
					
						  
						paolo
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		Heya guys, 
and thanks for your time. 
I've been unlucky finding a way to set the font size of a DropList or the button size of an EditIntSpin. 
I'm trying to prototype an application that'll be used (it's just an University's exam project) with a touchscreen and I need to select a date and a time. 
The Data selection is done thanks to the beautiful Calendar where the selection happens also when you click around the number of the day (think about the "imprecision" of a touchscreen). 
About the Time selection (hours and minutes) both the DropList and the EditIntSpin don't play very well with the touchscreen because the DropList can't have a bigger fontsize and the EditIntSpin can't have the button increased in size (while in the layout editor the two button grow when I extend the size of the object). 
So here I am in need of your help: how can achieve a Time selection with the "limits" of a touchscreen? 
 
Thanks a lot, 
P.
		
		
		
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			| Re: class Upp::DropList has no member named SetFont [message #7917 is a reply to message #7915] | 
			Wed, 31 January 2007 13:25   | 
		 
		
			
				
				
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						mirek
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		| paolo wrote on Wed, 31 January 2007 05:42 |  
 | luzr wrote on Sat, 27 January 2007 17:29 |  
  
 
DropList&  DropList::SetDropLines(int d); 
 
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Mirek
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Thanks Mirek, 
but it's a "problem" of accessibility. If I fix the number of the lines of the Droplist, then I've got the scrollbar and that's too thin to be used from a touchscreen. I should be able to widen that scrollbar too. 
But I've thinked about that hour&min selection and I've choosen for two handmade EditIntSpin (a big label between two big buttons, a "+" and a "-"), because I can't enlarge the buttons of the "standard" EditIntSpin (and my solution is more accessible). 
 
Thanks again, 
P.
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Yes, actually, "make your own widget" is often the best solution. 
 
Mirek
		
		
		
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