This is actually a common source of confusion. A SplitPane doesn't have a preferred size - you either need to give it one explicitly or put it in a container that will give it a size. G
On Dec 1, 2010, at 8:17 PM, Bill van Melle wrote: > I'm feeling stupid again. In this example, which nests a SplitPane inside a > BoxPane, the SplitPane doesn't display at all, but I do see the other element > in the BoxPane. If I elevate the SplitPane to be the child of Border, > getting rid of the BoxPane and its other child, it displays fine. What am I > missing? > > <my:TestWindow maximized="true" > xmlns:bxml="http://pivot.apache.org/bxml"; > xmlns:my="com.fxpal.test" > xmlns="org.apache.pivot.wtk"> > <Border styles="{color:10, thickness:5, cornerRadii:10}"> > <BoxPane bxml:id="paneMain" styles="{padding:4, verticalAlignment:'top', > fill:true}" > orientation="vertical"> > <BoxPane styles="{padding:4, horizontalAlignment:'center', > backgroundColor:'yellow'}"> > <Label text="Header pane" styles="{horizontalAlignment:'center', > font:{size:20}}" /> > </BoxPane> > <SplitPane bxml:id="paneSplit" orientation="vertical"> > <top> > <Border styles="{backgroundColor:'pink'}"> > <Label text="top pane" /> > </Border> > </top> > <bottom> > <Border styles="{backgroundColor:'green'}"> > <Label text="bottom pane" /> > </Border> > </bottom> > </SplitPane> > </BoxPane> > </Border> > </my:TestWindow>
