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make widgets sizeables in Layout Designer [message #924]

Thu, 09 February 2006 11:55

riri
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Registered: February 2006
Location: France

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Hi, newbee to upp speaking Smile

I've a simple question, just to confirm after a brief source code navigation:
We simply can make TopWindow sizeable with the pair Sizeable().Zoomable(), but is it possible to handle dynamic size for widgets within layouts ?

If a take the AddressBook example, there're two elements in the windows: the tab and the array. I'd like to make them grow or shrink when I size the top window.

I saw in the layout designer some buttons to play with horizontal and vertical sizes, but this doesn't seem to be their purpose Smile

Thanks in advance, upp isn't finished, but has a brillant future

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Re: make widgets sizeables [message #934 is a reply to message #924]

Thu, 09 February 2006 16:13

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riri wrote on Thu, 09 February 2006 05:55

We simply can make TopWindow sizeable with the pair Sizeable().Zoomable(), but is it possible to handle dynamic size for widgets within layouts ?

If a take the AddressBook example, there're two elements in the windows: the tab and the array. I'd like to make them grow or shrink when I size the top window.

I saw in the layout designer some buttons to play with horizontal and vertical sizes, but this doesn't seem to be their purpose Smile

You need to find (with mouse over) and play with some buttons: "Spring Horizontal Size" and/or "Spring Vertical Size" etc.

Have fun Smile

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Re: make widgets sizeables [message #935 is a reply to message #934]

Thu, 09 February 2006 16:22

riri
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fudadmin wrote on Thu, 09 February 2006 16:13

You need to find (with mouse over) and play with some buttons: "Spring Horizontal Size" and/or "Spring Vertical Size" etc.

Have fun Smile

That's what I did, and I don't know why this didn't work. Instead of modifying the AddressBook sample, I made a new empty app, with a layout including a text field (top, spring hor), an array (middle, spring hor and vert) and a tab (bottom, spring hor, fixed to bottom), and it works !

thks

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