OK, that makes sense. And you don't want to hard-code these heights or
widths, correct? I can understand the desire for such a feature, but
it feels a bit over-designed for TablePane. I could see adding
something like this to Form, though.
On Aug 12, 2009, at 8:01 AM, Noel Grandin wrote:
Greg Brown wrote:
It sounds potentially interesting, but also potentially complicated.
If this is the primary use case, I think it may already be addressed
with TablePane or BoxPane: TablePane always gives all cells in a row
the max. height of the cells, and BoxPane with fill:true does the
same.
What I'm talking about is the ability to make cells in multiple rows
have the same height. For example, consider the following form:
Label1......Spinner
Label2......ComboBox
Label3......TextArea
For best visual prettiness, we want rows 1 and 2 to be the same
height,
but not row 3 because row 3 contains a very large item.
Similar constraints apply to some form layouts where we want a
subset of
the columns to have the same width.
-- Noel.
