Danny Backx writes:
>It is not completely clear to me whether you want your widgets to
>resize nicely.
The user should be allowed of course to resize the widgets as she
desires, hence the use of the XmPanedWindow manager. I only wanted
to give the application a sensible startup look.
>If you just want one size, you can set XmNpaneMinimum and XmNpaneMaximum
>on the two scrolledwindow widgets (the children of pane, and parents of text
>and
>list widgets).
Yes, I know of that but these two constraints are useless for me here.
>If you want to stick to a 70/30 ratio, then panedwindow is not right for you.
No, I don't want to stick with it, I'd just like to set it up that
way when the applicaton starts up.
>Better solution : use XmForm and tell it that the ScrolledList's bottom is at
>70%
>and the ScrolledText's top as well.
But then the user cannot change the sizes with a sash :)
--mkb
