Hi Romano, > The only "error" of layout is the variable assignement, not the cascade of > face/pane (else it does not works) which, btw, is fully set for a window only > by the display code activated by View, not by the layout function (this means > that immediately after a layout the parent-face field is not correctely set in > ALL the faces, but this is another problem :-).
Well variables returned from layout *are* pretty important :^) As for parent-face I don't know if that is really a problem, just a matter of usage, we know it it gets calculated after View been activated. > > The win-offset? give a wrong result also if you do not use the panel style: > > l: layout [p: box 200x200 edge [size: 50x50]] > f: make-face/spec 'button [action: func [face value][print win-offset? f]] > p/pane: reduce [f] > view l Ah that example helps considerably :^) Yes it does look like a problem. > > I haven't worked out how to fix it but you can see a work around in the code > > anyway. > > Yes, to reach the right face you must get the parent-face of the face pointed > by the var, in your example: > > panel-face: panel-face/parent-face Now doubt you'll see my later message - which I think fixes this problem. > Here are my patched win-offset? screen-offset?: Thanks for your patches, I'm going to add them to my patches.r script along with my change to layout. Regards, Brett. -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
