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| Re: Wizard test [message #921521 is a reply to message #921068] |
Mon, 24 September 2012 07:27   |
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Hi Bertin,
This sounds like a layouting problem to me. Please check the gridH and gridW properties of the fields on your wizard forms to make sure the fields are not too big. Does the same thing happen if you just open the form without the wizard?
Btw: When using wizards as dialogs I suggest setting a fixed height and width so that the dialog does not change it's size when stepping next and back. This needs to be done on the mainbox of the wizard container form, see also IWizard#execCreateContainerForm().
Hope it helps
Claudio
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| Re: Wizard test [message #929438 is a reply to message #923052] |
Mon, 01 October 2012 13:09 |
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Hi Bertin,
The reason why the wizard is so big can be found in the DefaultWizardContainerForm:
@Override
protected int getConfiguredGridH() {
return 32;
}
Do you have a small screen resolution? The wizard probably is too big for your screen. It seems that the size gets automatically corrected when the dialog opens so that it fits to the screen. But when changing the step, a relayouting is done which does not consider the screen size anymore. But this is just a guess, I haven't analyzed it further.
You may now change the gridH to a smaller value or directly set width and height in pixel, as already mentioned. To do that you can either use the DefaultWizardContainerForm as template, copy it to your project and change what you need. Or you can do it directly in the wizard:
@Override
protected IWizardContainerForm execCreateContainerForm() throws ProcessingException {
IWizardContainerForm f = super.execCreateContainerForm();
GridData gd = f.getRootGroupBox().getGridData();
gd.widthInPixel = 400;
gd.heightInPixel = 400;
f.getRootGroupBox().setGridDataInternal(gd);
return f;
}
Hope it helps.
Claudio
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| Re: Wizard test [message #929529 is a reply to message #929438] |
Mon, 01 October 2012 14:42 |
 Jeremie Bresson
Messages: 1252
Registered: October 2011 |
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Claudio Guglielmo wrote on Mon, 01 October 2012 15:09It seems that the size gets automatically corrected when the dialog opens so that it fits to the screen. But when changing the step, a relayouting is done which does not consider the screen size anymore. But this is just a guess, I haven't analyzed it further.
I experienced something a similar in my Scout Application (Swing - Scout Version from Jan-2012).
The bug with a minimal example can be found here: Bug 372222
Have also a look of the code Snippet proposed by Ken Lee. It ensures that the screen bounds are considered when a Form is resized.
[Updated on: Thu, 04 October 2012 11:08] Report message to a moderator |
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