When you change back to the original state, without explicitly
resizing, the application remains large enough to display the child
components of the expanded state, since they still exist. If you
create and destroy the child components as needed, you might get the
application to automatically
That was my point really. It should resize.
The idea (i would have presumed) is that when one has alternative
states it should transition completely between the states, not just
changing some of the state's attributes and controls. It should do all
of them.
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Yeah, I hear you. But, the first time you change to the expanded
state, the children are created and added. Unless you specifically
re-define the application dimensions or remove these children, when
you return to the base state, the application remains large enough
to hold the children.
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