Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 1:05 pm
Hi Jim,
It doesn't make the problem go away.
The idea of the example is to correctly resize the window.
And if you use
than you simply can't resize the window enough.
It's easy to see.
Just look at these posts again and count A's and B's.
You'll see there are 7 A's and 7 B's
in the correct result.
If you use wx 2.9.1. (as Catalin and Auria confirmed)
you get that correct result.
See Auria ...
you just can't get it
because that will stop you on 10 A's and 10 B's
so that will not resize correctly when too small
but simply won't let you to resize too small.
It doesn't make the problem go away.
The idea of the example is to correctly resize the window.
And if you use
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this->SetSizerAndFit(topSizer);
It's easy to see.
Just look at these posts again and count A's and B's.
CMark wrote:Hi Jim
Did you try to resize the window ?
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JimFairway wrote:
CMark,
Yes, and yes.Hi Jim
Did you try to resize the window ?
Did you get correct result
Jim
You'll see there are 7 A's and 7 B's
in the correct result.
If you use wx 2.9.1. (as Catalin and Auria confirmed)
you get that correct result.
See Auria ...
But if you useAuria wrote:when I resize the frame too small the right side simply gets clipped, it does not go over the left side.
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this->SetSizerAndFit(topSizer);
because that will stop you on 10 A's and 10 B's
so that will not resize correctly when too small
but simply won't let you to resize too small.