Hi Adrian,
> I'm using a qx.ui.embed.Canvas object to later get WebGL context, but
> it seems this object doesn't correctly communicate it's size (set in the
> constructor) to parent objects.
The width and height coordinates which can be set in the constructor are only
for internal size of the Canvas element and not for the container surrounding
it.
> The resulting space where the canvas is shown is only around 100x50px
> wide, not 600x600.
The Canvas element itself does have the right dimension (take a look at the
FireBug DOM tab), but the container holding the Canvas element is indeed too
small.
> // Create the canvas element to render WebGL in
> var canvas = new qx.ui.embed.Canvas(600, 600);
> // Add it to the left side of the UI
> leftContainer.add(canvas);
Instead of this code you can write:
--snip--
var canvas = new qx.ui.embed.Canvas();
canvas.set({ width: 600, height: 600, syncDimension: true });
// Add it to the left side of the UI
leftContainer.add(canvas);
--snip--
This way the *container* does have the right size (600x600) and will sync the
Canvas element using the "syncDimension" property.
Regards,
Alex
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