I suspect an issue with stretches vs. resources (there have been a number of bugs in that area -- not my expertise, so perhaps someone else can comment). But I also wonder why you are not using <stableborderlayout> (or your own variation on it), since that will be much more efficient than building your buttons with constraints?
On 2010-09-10, at 22:20, jamesr wrote: > Having issues with pixellock? I might be, and whether or not it's so, i need > to know what i can do about it. An in-depth example attached -- if gmail lets > the zip attachment through, you should be able to run the example easily by > dropping the folder anywhere in your laszlo my-apps folder or equal. > > My apologies if the email does not get to the list intact. I'm trying :) > > The problem is summed up with a screen shot (also attached) where what you > see looks good -- so long as you don't resize the window. Then you variably > get this depending on whether the screen is odd/even in the x/y axis (where > below, both are off) > > As you drag the window, the bug will become very apparent. I hope that the > code is clear, and hope that someone catches something that i didn't with > what should be (i think!) a common layout algorithm. Is it? is it not? Why do > i get... The Weird Lines? The desired outcome is easy to guess - when the > window is resized, the button should not jigsaw around, esp. since it's width > and height are constant. Perhaps one of the dons of ol could have a look and > see if this is a bug, a feature, or a work-around. Any further clarification > will be answered asap. > > > > Thanks for taking time to look at this, as it seems to be big building block > to building skinnable (not in the css sense) laszlo components. It's been > driving me crazy for some time now. > > best, > jamesr > > p.s. it's great to finally have a question and a good test-case for the list! > overall the documentation is very good for laszlo in my experience, so my > questions are usually fringe.. > <pixellock.zip><scrshot.jpg>
