"Chandan Pitta" wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 10:34 AM, Dirk Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Everytime I read something like this (also in my code) I do not like
>> that fact that you have to use height for rectangle and a font size
>> for the label. I guess label should also have a height and calculate
>> the font size based on it. I will think about how to fix it, not your
>> problem.
>>
>
> We definitely want to make height and width optional. They can just stretch
> based on the container size they are added to. As for labels, I think font
> can be optional too, but I guess it should definitely honor font sizes if
> they as passed by users. You see if I wanted to make a container with first
> line as big bold font and next 2 lines smaller fonts, that can be a problem.
> My guess is the current style is fine i.e. height depends on font.
>
> However I have a feature request. I can only align the label horizontally.
> It would be nice to do vertical alignment too (top, bottom, center). That
> way the button can always have the font centered in the button container (if
> the alignment is so provided in the xml or otherwise). We will have a lot of
> ways to customize how the button looks ("left - vertical centered" etc).
Updated the TODO file:
| 3. Use the height parameter in Label. If font size is not given, calculate
| it based on height. If both are given, add additional valign parameter
| (top, center, bottom)
> While we are on this topic, the doc string for label mentions that size can
> be None, however in the __init__ you use size[1], so we need to get rid of
> that or the doc string.
Stupid copy-paste. That None stuf was true for the first class I wrote
that docstring and I copied it too often :( Fixed.
Dischi
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