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set selected columns' width to be equal in Gridlayout, rather than all columns are equal [message #1065737]

Thu, 27 June 2013 10:23

David Song is currently offline

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Hi,
In GridLayout, we can set the width of all columns to equal, but I want to set first column to be equal to the third one and the second column to be equal to the forth one, how to do with it?

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Re: set selected columns' width to be equal in Gridlayout, rather than all columns are equal [message #1066249 is a reply to message #1065737]

Mon, 01 July 2013 17:21

li ran is currently offline

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if m = C * n
define more columns then you really needed and span to get the currect size

for example define 6 columns: 1, 2 (span), 1, 2(span)

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Re: set selected columns' width to be equal in Gridlayout, rather than all columns are equal [message #1068992 is a reply to message #1066249]

Sun, 14 July 2013 23:43

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thanks li, good method

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