Sorry, I forgot to explain - in this example, a line will appear if you
press the left mouse button on canvas.
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In attach.
Please send me a screenshot so I know what to expect here.
WBR,
Karagy
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Please send me a screenshot so I know what to expect here.
Best,
Scuri
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> From: Karagy [mailto:kar...@mail.ru]
> Sent: quinta-feira, 12 de dezembro de 2013 16:30
> To: IUP discussion list.
> Subject: [Iup-users] canvas line
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> Hi, all!
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> WinXP 32bit, iuplua 3.6
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Hi, all!
WinXP 32bit, iuplua 3.6 - 3.9.
Playing with iup.canvas, I found that the ends of the vertical lines
near the boundaries of the canvas looks strange. The effect becomes
noticeable for a line width of 2 or more. Unpainted point becomes
visible at the upper end of the line. At the lower
Hi,
Indeed all is well with the changes you suggested. Now onwards to more
complex data items with checkboxes, dropdown lists, etc.
Regards,
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2013/12/12 Antonio Scuri
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BTW, in your code.
This is not necessary also:
local vboxSpec = { expandchildren = "YES"}
Its children are containers where expand=yes is already the default.
And, this:
myLabel.fgcolor = iup.GetGlobal('DLGFGCOLOR')
Can be simply this:
Hi,
I noticed two problems.
1) It looks like that IupGridBox is miscalculating the size of its
children, then some elements are overlapping. But notice from the
documentation that "The column sizes will be based only on the width of the
children of the reference line, usually line 0. The
