it's like a web page !
on container
- you have an align properties in form, panel, and some other container
(some container are specific: vbox, hbox, etc (so they do not
have align properties.))
- you have padding and spacing properties
on child
- an ignore propertiy (that say to the
If I understood it well, the form itself is parent of all. So all other
items (buttons, comboboxes etc.) are children of the form. If I put
something into a container, then the container is the parent of the element.
And the arrange property is valid for its children. So I don't need to
adjust the
2009/9/16 M. Cs. mohar...@gmail.com:
If I understood it well, the form itself is parent of all. So all other
items (buttons, comboboxes etc.) are children of the form. If I put
something into a container, then the container is the parent of the element.
And the arrange property is valid for
I don't understand the concept of containers. When I want to create a UI
which would proportionally change its size (e.g. when I double the size of
the form, every item doubles its size), do I have to cover all the area of
form with panels or vboxes (what's this?), and then to place the real stuff
On Wednesday 16 September 2009 06:33:37 M. Cs. wrote:
I don't understand the concept of containers. When I want to create a UI
which would proportionally change its size (e.g. when I double the size of
the form, every item doubles its size), do I have to cover all the area of
form with panels
