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How to define each column's width in a GridLayout? [message #465455]

Wed, 14 December 2005 06:35

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Originally posted by: Soniclee.ustc.edu

Hi everybody:
I use a GridLayout in my wizard page to put some widget, a List e.g.
But the List looks too narrow to display the String in it.
So, How can I define the width of each column in a GridLayout? I can't
find a method to deal with this.
Thanks a lot!
Sonic

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Re: How to define each column's width in a GridLayout? [message #465458 is a reply to message #465455]

Wed, 14 December 2005 10:46

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Originally posted by: Merle.Evelyne.ordirope.com

Look at GridData class and setLayoutData method.

GridData gd = new GridData();
gd.widthHint = 100;
myList.setLayoutData(gd);

Important : use a new GridData for each widget you want to apply
setLayoutData.

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