
Form Designer 5.10
Re: Form Designer 5.10
I saw, I'll have a look during the weekend. You can report bugs in this forum too 

Re: Form Designer 5.10
The Form Designer does not respect my Font settings for tools. It is correct in Toolbox and Objects windows, ignored in the bottom section.
The bottom section is hardly readable with the font used by FD.

The bottom section is hardly readable with the font used by FD.

Re: Form Designer 5.10
Hi all,
Haven't had much time to work on the designer lately...
I've played a bit with my grid gadget and got this working (nothing fancy just foldable sections).

I might try to get this in the form's property box, i'm still a bit doubtful about how it'd look with all purebasic IDE themes.
Haven't had much time to work on the designer lately...
I've played a bit with my grid gadget and got this working (nothing fancy just foldable sections).

I might try to get this in the form's property box, i'm still a bit doubtful about how it'd look with all purebasic IDE themes.
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Re: Form Designer 5.10
Hi Polo - I think Spin Gadgets would be better for the x,y,w & h values input.
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Re: Form Designer 5.10
But not so for Linux, because the SpinGadget does neither support the mouse wheel nor auto-repeat, which is highly necessary when changing over a large range of valuesIdeasVacuum wrote:I think Spin Gadgets would be better for the x,y,w & h values input.

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Re: Form Designer 5.10
The property grid is a canvas gadget so that wouldn't be an issue!uwekel wrote:But not so for Linux, because the SpinGadget does neither support the mouse wheel nor auto-repeat, which is highly necessary when changing over a large range of valuesIdeasVacuum wrote:I think Spin Gadgets would be better for the x,y,w & h values input.