2010/9/3 Benoît Minisini :
> Some explanations, because it seems that things are not clear for you:
>
> There is no difference in what you can do with the GUI editor and what you can
> do directly by code. The Gambas compiler just transform the GUI description
> into normal Gambas code.
>
> So when
> > I tested this only for control Label:
> >
> > When a control label is created in execution time using gb.qt, then
> >
> > control become visible just after assign a value at the Text property:
> > PUBLIC SUB _New()
> >
> > DIM lbl1 AS NEW Label(ME)
> >
> > lbl1.Text = "Hi pe
2010/9/3 Doriano Blengino :
> Perhaps you don't see the whole thing, which goes much deeper than the
> surface.
> Creating a label in Gambas+GTK means creating a gambas object which
> refers to a GTK object which refers to a GDK object which refers to a
> Xwindow object.
> Starting from XWindow and
Fabián Flores Vadell ha scritto:
> 2010/9/2 Doriano Blengino :
>
>> I agree - consistency; but the center question is the AutoResize
>> property. If it is true by default, then the widget should show as soon
>> as its text property is set to something "visible". If it is false, then
>> the widge
2010/9/2 richard terry :
> Please don't introduce the nightmare of autoresize = true!!
Arguments, please.
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My 2c worth:
Please don't introduce the nightmare of autoresize = true!!
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> 2010/9/2 Doriano Blengino :
> > I agree - consistency; but the center question is the AutoResize
> > property. If it is true by de
2010/9/2 Doriano Blengino :
> I agree - consistency; but the center question is the AutoResize
> property. If it is true by default, then the widget should show as soon
> as its text property is set to something "visible". If it is false, then
> the widget should not resize and, doing so, it should
Fabián Flores Vadell ha scritto:
> 2010/9/1 Benoît Minisini :
>
>> I'm inclined to prefer the gb.gtk behaviour than the gb.qt one, aren't you?
>>
>
> Uhm... when a label is drawed on a form by double clicking on its icon
> in the toolbox, the label appears on X=0 Y=0, its Text property is s
2010/9/1 Benoît Minisini :
> I'm inclined to prefer the gb.gtk behaviour than the gb.qt one, aren't you?
Uhm... when a label is drawed on a form by double clicking on its icon
in the toolbox, the label appears on X=0 Y=0, its Text property is set
to "LabelX" and its Width adjusts to Text property.
> I tested this only for control Label:
>
> When a control label is created in execution time using gb.qt, then
> control become visible just after assign a value at the Text property:
>
> PUBLIC SUB _New()
>
> DIM lbl1 AS NEW Label(ME)
>
> lbl1.Text = "Hi people"
>
> END
>
> But
I tested this only for control Label:
When a control label is created in execution time using gb.qt, then
control become visible just after assign a value at the Text property:
PUBLIC SUB _New()
DIM lbl1 AS NEW Label(ME)
lbl1.Text = "Hi people"
END
But if you write the same code i
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