I think it is the widget's responsibility to set widget->allocation
during a size_allocate callback (or inherit said callback). I can't
say i have mastered sizing issues, but the following may work:
in response to a size request, give the size that you want
set policy on the GtkWindow to allow shrinking and growing
seth
John C Atkeson writes:
>
> I'm using widget->allocation.width and .height to determine the shape
> of my drawing area at runtime, but am getting funny results.
>
> I set allocation.width and .height to 700x500 at startup - and they
> stick there for the entire life of the program, even after the user has
> resized the window/widget many times and the drawing_area is obviously no
> longer those proportions.
>
> How can one not be equal to the other?
>
> John
>
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