Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jan 26, 2006, at 5:09 PM, Paul McNett wrote:

Ed's been the one getting sizers implemented, but IMHO I think grid sizers suck. All of them. I much prefer to be in complete control of everything by using nested box sizers. Admittedly, those get kind of ugly to work with in code after a few levels though.

IMO, they have one strong use case: the typical layout of a label on the left, and a control with an associated value on the right. They make adding that layout so much easier both when coding by hand and when using visual tools. But beyond that I don't use 'em much.

Yeah, but as soon as you want a third column for one of the rows, you could be kind of screwed. Admittedly, my method of embedding box sizers makes that common layout a bit more difficult (to get everything lining up) - you gotta just pick an absolute fixed size for the labels to get the alignment to work.

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Paul



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