Well, I think my problem is somewhat like the one of Mr. Kost. I'm doing a
photo retouching package, and when initially opening the window of an image,
I'd like to fit the window to the image, but since the user might zoom the
image in and out, the scrollbars may pop up all the sudden.
I did look into the geometry-stuff which seems to deal with min- (size
requests) and max-sizes, but I'd like for the user to be able to freely resize
the window, so setting a min-size the size of the image is not really what I
want. Some of your other ideas presented may make sence, and I'll look into
those. Still if anyone has alternative suggestions, I'd very much like to hear
about them.
br - Nikolaj Thygesen :o)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Gus Koppel
Sent: Sat 26-11-2005 13:01
To: gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org
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Subject: Re: Inner window size issue
Nikolaj Kiær Thygesen wrote:
> How on earth do I open a window containing a couple of widgets,
> one of which is a ScrolledWindow?? This ScrolledWindow displays
> an image, and now I'd like to fit the size of the ScrolledWindow
> to the size of the image in pixels.
I have understood it like this: you have a GtkImage inside a
GtkScrolledWindow. The GtkScrolledWindow should be just large enough to
allow the GtkImage to be entirely visible, i.e. there is no need to
scroll the GtkImage (the contents of the GtkScrolledWindow).
Pardon me, but why is there a GtkScrolledWindow at all if you apparently
intend to avoid the need of scrolling inside the bitmap (because it's
entirely visible)? Wouldn't just removing the GtkScrolledWindow and
placing the GtkImage directly into the container fulfill your demand?
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