Hi Stephen (and other subscribers),

On Thursday 19 June 2008, Stephen Warren wrote:
> I'm slowly reading through your version/patches. My plan is to initially
> integrate any desired changes that aren't related to IR learning; these
> could form part of any release prior to a new libconcord being released.

As you like, whatever fits into your schedule.. 

> What's the benefit of changing from LB/LC/LB to LC/LC/RC for the
> alignment? Things seem to line up OK how they were to start. I'm
> obviously missing something.

Maybe my struggle with the sizers to get the IR panels layed out 
properly in both Windows and LINUX environment - after all, it's been
my first GUI project for some time, and the previous one was in Tcl/Tk..

I originally had all gauge parts aligned LC, since it needed just
one constant to define, didn't look any different and just sounded
right to have all parts vertically centered.
Then I started to layout the IR learning panels, and encountered 
right side alignment problems between gauges and other componets,
since now I had panels mixing the 'decorated gauges' with other
components in the grid, which meant that I had to change the
gauge parts' alignment to 'RC' to have the right sides of all 
different components properly aligned.

As you may notice, I would also like to continue and get rid for 
good of that 'program/handler' stuff, which looks needlessly 
complicated to me - probably left over from an initial non-GUI version?
Instead, it should be possible to do everything right in each
panel's worker procedure.

Having the full remote information both as tooltip and also
displayed directly in some panels may look like overkill, but
it just looked like proper use of otherwise wasted panel space
to me - while in other (like programming), there's just no
space left but the tooltip to show the information.

Andreas

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