On 5/10/10 4:34 AM, Christian Hagendorn wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> if I understood you correct, then the "resize" event could the right
> choice. The event is fired when the size from a widget is changed and it
> contains the new top, left, width and height. Have a look at the Demo
> Browser [1], the
On 5/10/10 4:34 AM, Christian Hagendorn wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> if I understood you correct, then the "resize" event could the right
> choice. The event is fired when the size from a widget is changed and it
> contains the new top, left, width and height. Have a look at the Demo
> Browser [1], the
Hi Greg,
if I understood you correct, then the "resize" event could the right
choice. The event is fired when the size from a widget is changed and it
contains the new top, left, width and height. Have a look at the Demo
Browser [1], the first window has a listener to the "resize" event.
Cheer
Hi,
Is there any reason the MResizable mixin doesn't have a way to access
the new size of whatever has been resized? This could be either as an
event, or by making the width/height used internally by MResizable into
properties if the user requests to track them.
This would make it really easy to
