2010/11/10 Rafael Fonseca :
>> elm_gengrid_item_size_set is called in the code, but the value is
>> calculated depending on the size of the container. When I add items in
>> it, the first time the container objet is 0x0. After that the
>> container is resized, the signal resized is sent and the val
> elm_gengrid_item_size_set is called in the code, but the value is
> calculated depending on the size of the container. When I add items in
> it, the first time the container objet is 0x0. After that the
> container is resized, the signal resized is sent and the value of
> imte_size_set is calcula
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 6:19 PM, Rafael Fonseca wrote:
>> I confirm this problem, with a head revision of elm and enna. Add a
>> check on item->wd->item_height seems to fix it, and the gengrid object
>> looks good on screen.
>> One of the gengrid authors could checked please ?
>
> Gengrid must kno
> I confirm this problem, with a head revision of elm and enna. Add a
> check on item->wd->item_height seems to fix it, and the gengrid object
> looks good on screen.
> One of the gengrid authors could checked please ?
Gengrid must know the item sizes to be able to place them at its
viewport. So
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 5:43 PM, Eduardo Nunes Pereira
wrote:
> Hi, this is my first post in this mail list, i'm build the last
> version (HEAD) of Elementary, but at first running a core dump rised,
> i know nothing
> about EFL, and started to learn it now, so it seems to be a division
> by zero
Hi, this is my first post in this mail list, i'm build the last
version (HEAD) of Elementary, but at first running a core dump rised,
i know nothing
about EFL, and started to learn it now, so it seems to be a division
by zero at lib Elementary.
The error occurred in a application know as Enna, whi
