On 05/10/2007, Laurent Klinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> manually resize (downsize) the window, but it would be nicer if it
> would fit tightly to its content by itself. How do you ask GTK to
> adopt this kind of behaviour?
Where I have had this problem, I have added a $window -> resize(100,
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On Oct 6, 2007, at 9:31 AM, Jaap Karssenberg wrote:
> Hmmm looks like "$window->set_policy()" should be available to set
> that
> behavior [1]. However perl Gtk2::Window does not seem to have a
> binding
> for this call. The C docs suggest to use set_resizable instead of
> set_policy, but no
On a usability note, wouldn't it be very anoying if the 'next' button
moves from place, because the window is auto resizing everytime?
This is not a solution ofcourse, but this was the first thing which
came to my mind. Maybe add a key shortcut as well?
Bye,
Tijmen
On 10/6/07, Jaap Karssenberg <
Hi,
Hmmm looks like "$window->set_policy()" should be available to set that
behavior [1]. However perl Gtk2::Window does not seem to have a binding
for this call. The C docs suggest to use set_resizable instead of
set_policy, but no mention there of any auto behavior. Anyone knows why
this cal
Hello,
I have a simple application, whose toplevel window has the following
structure :
+-VBox--+
|[Image]|
+---+
|+--HBox---+|
||[Next] [Quit]||
|+-+|
+--
