Sizers and LayoutManagers
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:20 am
Hi!
I've searched this subforum, but havn't found anything. Maybe wrong query parameters.
Ok, here's my request:
from some other programming languages and IDEs I know of Sizers and Layoutmanagers.
Some popular Toolkits, wich heavily use Sizers and Layoutmanagers are:
Java Swing
Tcl/TK + Tkinter
wxWindows and Subsets (as wxPython)
Lazarus/FPC and Delphi have anchors, as well as .NET does (.NET also has TableLayoutPanel,...).
I'm sure some other toolkits and languages provide the possebility of automatically doing gadget layout too.
I think this would be a huge enhancement and very useful. Especially if you're doing crossplattfrom development, it's nice to let the used GUI-Toolkit take care of placement and size of the gadgets.
Afaik GTK has sizers too.
Manual placement is ok, but most of the time I want to give "orientation" and not absolut position.
This is mostly because GTK and Windows have very different Fontsizes per default and some other issues.
Thanks!
I've searched this subforum, but havn't found anything. Maybe wrong query parameters.

Ok, here's my request:
from some other programming languages and IDEs I know of Sizers and Layoutmanagers.
Some popular Toolkits, wich heavily use Sizers and Layoutmanagers are:
Java Swing
Tcl/TK + Tkinter
wxWindows and Subsets (as wxPython)
Lazarus/FPC and Delphi have anchors, as well as .NET does (.NET also has TableLayoutPanel,...).
I'm sure some other toolkits and languages provide the possebility of automatically doing gadget layout too.
I think this would be a huge enhancement and very useful. Especially if you're doing crossplattfrom development, it's nice to let the used GUI-Toolkit take care of placement and size of the gadgets.
Afaik GTK has sizers too.
Manual placement is ok, but most of the time I want to give "orientation" and not absolut position.
This is mostly because GTK and Windows have very different Fontsizes per default and some other issues.
Thanks!