wxDesigner: maintaining dialog minimum size
Jesper Eskilson
Hi!
I have a wxDesigner question. How can you make sure that a dialog designed
in wxDesigner maintains its proper minimum size? By "minimum size" I mean
that the dialog should be able to be resized such that its' contents is
truncated in any way.
Thanks,
/Jesper
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Jesper Eskilson
Virtutech
http://www.virtutech.com
David Hughes
> I have a wxDesigner question. How can you make sure that a dialog
> designed
> in wxDesigner maintains its proper minimum size? By "minimum size" I
> mean
> that the dialog should be able to be resized such that its' contents is
> [not?] truncated in any way.
Call the wxDesigner-created function (eg mywxdialog) from your dialog code
using:
mywxdialog( self, call_fit=true, set_sizer=true )
This will display the dialog at its proper minimum size and will permit
the user to resize it bigger but not smaller. If you want the dialog to
start out bigger than the minimum size, follow the above call with:
self.SetSize(initsizetuple)
where initsizetuple is the size you want. Hope this helps.
Regards,
David Hughes
Forestfield Software Ltd
www.forestfield.co.uk
Jesper Eskilson
> d...@forestfield.co.uk (David Hughes) writes:
>
> > where initsizetuple is the size you want. Hope this helps.
>
> It did, thanks. I was thrown of by the fact that the "Test resizable
> dialog" does do this, so the dialog appears to size itself wrong when
> testing it.
Oops. s/does do this/does not do this/
Jesper Eskilson
> where initsizetuple is the size you want. Hope this helps.
It did, thanks. I was thrown of by the fact that the "Test resizable
dialog" does do this, so the dialog appears to size itself wrong when
testing it.
/Jesper
Jesper Eskilson
> d...@forestfield.co.uk (David Hughes) writes:
>
> > where initsizetuple is the size you want. Hope this helps.
>
> It did, thanks. I was thrown of by the fact that the "Test resizable
> dialog" does do this, so the dialog appears to size itself wrong when
> testing it.
Oops. s/does do this/does not do this/
/Jesper