After working through a number of tests in the new Linux IDE, I've  
just realized that I'm spending a lot of time "fixing" the default  
control height and/or textsize properties on many controls so that  
the built application looks like what I designed in the IDE.

While the font baseline positioning in the IDE when placing controls  
appears correct (PushButton, Combobox, PopupMenu, EditField), they  
are too small in the built application. The result is the Caption is  
weighted towards the bottom of the control.

While I realize that you are simply drawing representations of the  
controls in the IDE, these are misleading and the resulting built  
application is far from pleasing to the eye if the defaults are used  
when compared visually to what was designed.

The default height set to Pushbutton controls for the default  
fontsize is 28. In my experiments (and when comparing the height  
assigend in C++ GTK apps), The default height should be 30. For the  
others, the Mac default of 20 is still used. These should also be 30.

Additionally, if using a Combobox, the editfield that is active  
actually extends outside of the top and bottom of the combobox area.

I've attached a screenshot demonstrating this appearance issue.

http://realsoftware.com/feedback/ajxhudbt

Tim
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Tim Jones
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