1. geometry.ew bug?
If you run program below you'll see that at the bottom there is
red horizontal belt, that is a part of workspace window which has red
background.
Listview_window should be resized till bottom, why is that space there?
Listview_window is of type "List", if you change it to "ListView" it works
ok.
Maybe it's win32lib bug?
I have one request:
It would be good if we could be able to set spacing between windows,
horizontal and vertical. This would be especially usefull when managing
buttons, for example.
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without warning
include win32lib.ew
include geometry.ew
integer Main_window, Workspace_window, Listview_window
procedure main_test ()
integer main_gm, workspace_gm
Main_window = create (Window, "geometry.ew test", 0,
Default, Default, Default, Default, 0)
Workspace_window = create (Window, "Workspace window",
Main_window, 0, 0, 0, 0,
{WS_CHILD, WS_VISIBLE, WS_CLIPCHILDREN})
setWindowBackColor (Workspace_window, Red)
Listview_window = create (List, "", Workspace_window,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
workspace_gm = geometry (Workspace_window)
manage (workspace_gm, Listview_window,
{0.0, 0},
{0.0, 0},
{1.0, 0},
{1.0, 0})
main_gm = geometry (Main_window)
manage (main_gm, Workspace_window,
{0.0, 0},
{0.0, 0},
{1.0, 0},
{1.0, 0})
end procedure
main_test ()
WinMain (Main_window, Normal)
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2. Re: geometry.ew bug?
>From where do I get a copy of geometry.ew?
What do you mean by "able to set spacing between windows"? Are you talking
about a grid type of idea in which controls snap to grid points rather than
pixel locations. For example if we had a 10 pixel grid then a control
created at 34,56 would actually be positioned at 30,60. Is this the sort of
thing you are asking for? If not, please give me an example.
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cheers,
Derek
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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 6:17 AM
Subject: geometry.ew bug?
>
> If you run program below you'll see that at the bottom there is
> red horizontal belt, that is a part of workspace window which has red
> background.
> Listview_window should be resized till bottom, why is that space there?
> Listview_window is of type "List", if you change it to "ListView" it works
> ok.
>
> Maybe it's win32lib bug?
>
> I have one request:
> It would be good if we could be able to set spacing between windows,
> horizontal and vertical. This would be especially usefull when managing
> buttons, for example.
>
> ---------------------------
> without warning
> include win32lib.ew
> include geometry.ew
>
> integer Main_window, Workspace_window, Listview_window
>
> procedure main_test ()
> integer main_gm, workspace_gm
> Main_window = create (Window, "geometry.ew test", 0,
> Default, Default, Default, Default, 0)
> Workspace_window = create (Window, "Workspace window",
> Main_window, 0, 0, 0, 0,
> {WS_CHILD, WS_VISIBLE, WS_CLIPCHILDREN})
> setWindowBackColor (Workspace_window, Red)
> Listview_window = create (List, "", Workspace_window,
> 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
> workspace_gm = geometry (Workspace_window)
> manage (workspace_gm, Listview_window,
> {0.0, 0},
> {0.0, 0},
> {1.0, 0},
> {1.0, 0})
> main_gm = geometry (Main_window)
> manage (main_gm, Workspace_window,
> {0.0, 0},
> {0.0, 0},
> {1.0, 0},
> {1.0, 0})
> end procedure
>
> main_test ()
> WinMain (Main_window, Normal)
> ---------------------------
>
>
>
>
3. Re: geometry.ew bug?
Don Phillips wrote:
> manage( GMID, Button1, {0,5}, {0,5}, {Button1,50}, {Button1,25} )
> manage( GMID, Button2, {Button1,5}, {0,5}, {Button2,50}, {Button2,25} )
>
> Is this what you wanted? If so read up about sticky sides and such
> in Geometry.htm. If this isnt what you needed please be more
> specific...
First thanks, LBS_NOINTEGRALHEIGHT fixed my problem.
Yes something like that example, just that here you have to write those 5's
for
spaces and it gets a little more complicated = it takes you more time.
It's not so important and I don't exactly know what I mean :)
This library (geometry) is really great invention! I'll use it all the time
from now on.
