| Automatic resizing of parent figures [message #229671] |
Wed, 24 January 2007 07:42  |
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Originally posted by: andras.balogh.cas.de
Dear all,
I have been using GEF for a while, and maybe I could do the task in the
subject, but I'm afraid, that it would be too hard-wired. Therefore I would
like to ask maybe you have a good article describing how to enable automatic
figure resizing if child elements were added/properties changed, etc, so
that new children and properties also get visible automaticly and no manual
resize is necessary.
(Shall I use some specific layout manager (so far i use Stack and Toolbar
and Flowlayout without constraints of course) with some LayoutConstraint?)
Thank you,
Andras
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| Re: Automatic resizing of parent figures [message #229688 is a reply to message #229671] |
Wed, 24 January 2007 08:06  |
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Originally posted by: Sferzah.yandex.ru
Pratik Shah wrote:
> You should be updating the model with
> the new size and then the figure should be updated accordingly. If you want
> the parent to be sized so as all its children are visible, use -1, -1 as the
> parent's size in the model (that way, it doesn't change when children are
> added/removed/resized). Then your figure should use an automatic layout
> that would size it based on its children. XYLayout already does that.
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| Re: Automatic resizing of parent figures [message #230007 is a reply to message #229671] |
Tue, 30 January 2007 06:39 |
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Originally posted by: biju_gopinathan.rediffmail.com
HI Andras ,
Did you solved this problem, if yes please post the solution here.
Thanks and Regards biju
Andras Balogh wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have been using GEF for a while, and maybe I could do the task in the
> subject, but I'm afraid, that it would be too hard-wired. Therefore I would
> like to ask maybe you have a good article describing how to enable automatic
> figure resizing if child elements were added/properties changed, etc, so
> that new children and properties also get visible automaticly and no manual
> resize is necessary.
>
> (Shall I use some specific layout manager (so far i use Stack and Toolbar
> and Flowlayout without constraints of course) with some LayoutConstraint?)
>
> Thank you,
> Andras
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>
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