On 3/15/06, Mattias Gaertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> See BorderSpacing, ChildSizing, Align, AutoSize and Anchors property.
> If you prefer to think in sizers, then use TPanel and set BevelOuter to
> bvNone and BevelWidth to 0.
> What wxWidgets feature are you missing?
Let´s say you have a dialog with 3 buttons aligned horizontaly on it,
like if they were on the same line.
Now you want to be prepared in case the dialog needs to be bigger, due to:
* Larger default fonts on the user system (read: Accessibility)
* Other languages
You don´t want to have the dialog over-sized to be prepared for the
worse case, but rather have it auto-size.
Using those properties you mentioned, I know how to keep 1 button with
an Anchor on the left, another with a Anchor on the right, but how can
I keep the other button on the center??
thanks,
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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