On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 5:07 PM, Michal Suchanek <hramr...@centrum.cz> wrote:
> A panel should never be removed from layout management, it then
> becomes pointless.
>
> A top-aligned panel should be done with alignment, and should be only
> possible in horizontal panels like this:
>
> panel{
> direction = left_to_right
> panel{ id ="bb" ;valign = center}
> panel{ id ="bb" ; valign = top}
> panel{ id ="bb" ; valign = bottom}
> }
> }
>
> In a top to bottom or bottom to top the first panel is aligned to
> bottom/top side of the panel automatically.
Hi,
Actually, I just through of a possible issue with children assigned
alignment. For the parent panel, there is a halign property, For
example, if parent width is 50, each child's width is 10, there are
three halign values:
halign = right
b1 b2 b3 empty
10 10 10 20
halign = center
b1 empty b2 empty b3
10 10 10 10 10
halign = right
empty b1 b2 b3
20 10 10 10
halign is obviously not belonged to children, so you might write it as:
panel{
direction = left_to_right
halign = center
panel{ id ="bb" ;valign = center}
panel{ id ="bb" ; valign = top}
panel{ id ="bb" ; valign = bottom}
}
}
But then there is problem, as panel can be children as well, for example:
panel {
id = "top"
direction = top_to_bottom
panel{
id = "aa"
direction = left_to_right
halign = center
panel{ id ="bb" ;valign = center}
panel{ id ="bb" ; valign = top}
panel{ id ="bb" ; valign = bottom}
}
}
}
In this case, should halign of aa be used to control its own alignment
from top, or that of its children ?
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