I could just imagine the mathematics for this. It's a grid and I doubt you
would even want to atempt this using a Tile algorithm.
Yeah, what is the use case, I can't think of a reason why you would want to
resize stuff like this in a Tile pane.
I could understand a Canvas that had grid snapping but not a Tile. ... maybe
this is what he meant.
Peace, Mike
On 2/16/07, Eric Guesdon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Imagine a dynamic square 3x3 or 10x10 depends of columns number
So, each little square (9 little square – 1x1 in the 3x3 case) can cover
2x2 surface or 1x3 or 3x1 etc…
Do you understand what I mean, sorry for my english
Thanks for your interest
Regards
Eric
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*Objet :* Re: [flexcomponents] I wanted to get some opinions on my
TileCanvas component
At this time no. I want it to work mostly like the Tile component. But
maybe a subclass of it would have the functionality.
Just curious as to your needs for resizing each box? Do you think this
would be an in-demand feature? In what way do you visualize this feature
and what are the use cases?
Thanks for the input
On 2/16/07, *Eric Guesdon* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nice Job,
Do you plan to allow an individual resizing of each box ?
Eric
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*Objet :* [flexcomponents] I wanted to get some opinions on my TileCanvas
component
http://www.geocities.com/jwopitz/portfolio/tileCanvas/TileCanvasTest.swf
Any comments, constructive criticism, etc. are appreciated. It is
still a work in progress.
I need to work on a few things:
- better drag/drop functionality
- data accommodations from other components
Once I get my code base straightened out, I will post the source as well.
Thanks,
jwopitz
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