On 3 Jul 2010, at 23:11, Paul Chany wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use two grids which are one under the other:
grid_2 (|||||) should be under the grid_1 (| | |):
| | |
|||||
In the .gsmarkup file I'm trying the following to achieve my goal:
<LPT_Interface.gsmarkup>
but when I load the .gsmarkup file there is only the first grid
shown. Why?
There are two changes you need to do:
* a <box> tag (NSBox) can contain a single object. If you want more
objects in it, stacked vertically,
you need to use a <vbox> inside it. So, in your case, instead of
<box><grid>...</grid><grid>...</grid></box>
you need to use <box><vbox><grid>...</grid><grid>...</grid></
vbox></box>
* in your second <grid> object, the <gridRow> tags are missing ;-)
With these two changes, it works for me. If your grid_1 and grid_2
need to have the objects in them aligned
between them, you may want to use a single grid though. But it's up
to you - maybe two grids work best for you.
You can have as many grids as you want, either separate or nested.
Thanks
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