El 15/11/24 a les 21:31, n7800 via lazarus ha escrit:
You can use a docked form editor - install the "DockedFormEditor"
Thank you, I'll take a look, for the time being I'm using a different
approach: I use (almost) the full width of the screen but not the full
height, then at runtime I just resize the form, filling the extra space
using the anchors of some components that can be resized vertically.
Bye
package accordingly. It allows you to scroll the form in the editor window.
Среда, 13 ноября 2024, 12:47 +05:00 от Luca Olivetti via lazarus
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Hello,
is there some trick to design a form that is bigger (or as big as) than
the screen where I'm designing it?
In the past I designed the form, say, 70% smaller than the desired size,
then at runtime I resized it with ScaleBy, however
- some components (or their fonts or the associated picture) aren't
scaled correctly
- now I have a form already designed at 1:1 scale for an 800x600 screen
that I have to adapt to 1920x1080
(in this screen I have to use the added real estate, I cannot simply
blow it up to the bigger size).
I tried using a scrollbox but the scrollbars only work at runtime, not
at design time.
Bye
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