When you set a lock property on a gadget the designer handles the window size event and you don't have access to it at run time so you can't resize a gadget created at runtime.
How about putting a placeholder in the designer for a callback function that will be called after the designer has done its work in the resize event?
Resizing gadgets created at run time?
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Re: Resizing gadgets created at run time?
+1 from me :)
Not just for being able to further resize, but any manipulation that needs to be done after a resize event has taken place (such as redrawing the contents of a CanvasGadget to fill the resized dimensions).
Not just for being able to further resize, but any manipulation that needs to be done after a resize event has taken place (such as redrawing the contents of a CanvasGadget to fill the resized dimensions).
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Re: Resizing gadgets created at run time?
+ 1 (I still roll my own re-sizing)
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Re: Resizing gadgets created at run time?
+1
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