This sounds like a use case for an executable jar. On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 12:36 PM, Sandro Martini <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi, > a quick thing on this: > > > I'm just getting familiar with Pivot. I'm having trouble setting a main > frame size when running a test desktop app. > > > I can size the content to it's preferred size or maximize it to the > frame, but I'm having trouble sizing the frame itself. > > > I've tried [width="160" height="80"] in the window tag of the wtkx file. > No Joy. > > I don't remember, but there is a reason why these parameters are not > usable also from the main WTKX file ? > In some cases could be useful to specify them there, also for main > Title, and other main window parameters, but in this case all of them > optional here. > > Real use case: > a Desktop application that always have to run at a certain dimension > (and maybe position), but be default, without relying on command-line > arguments ... and without hardcoding them inside the code. > Hardcoding in wtkx files is always hardcoding, but (like in > configuration files or in web pages or css styles) could be more > maintainable. > > What do you think ? > > Thanks, > Sandro >
