Hello
2009/9/2 Bean <[email protected]>:
...
> + box {
> + screen {
> bgimage = "splash.png"
> }
> }
> }
Where would this image get displayed? It's highly unlikely it would
have the same resolution as the screen box.
>
> + screen {
> + text {
> class = "header"
> x = 10
> y = 10
> text = "Welcome"
> }
> + menu {
> x = 30
> y = 30
> width = 100
> height = 100
> }
> }
With this kind of placement (x, y) how do you get
- a menu with fixed number of components that scales to make best use
of available screen space
- a scrollable menu with fixed font size that accomodates as many
items on the screen as reasonably possible (within some layout
constraints such as text/menu borders)
In my view the typical requirements are
- margins and borders to separate elements
- alignment like left, right, center, decimal (could be probably used
for version as well)
- relative alignment like below, right-of, .. or packing like
three-column, 2-span, etc.
Specifying pixel coordinates for each item separately is
counter-productive and typically not what you want.
Thanks
Michal
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