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Subject: Re: [Iup-users] Auto-resizing the Matrix component
Ah, yes. I should have caught that in needed to set RASTERWIDTH values from
your last reply. For the benefit of others that might run into the same
issues, I will mention the other changes I made to get this to
hen you set
it again, you must first reset them to NULL or nil in Lua
mat.RASTERWIDTH1 = nil
mat.RASTERWIDTH2 = nil
mat.RASTERWIDTH3 = nil
mat.RASTERWIDTH4 = nil
mat.RASTERWIDTH5 = nil
mat.RASTERWIDTH6 = nil
mat.RASTERWIDTH7 = nil
Best,
Scuri
*From:*Lance Larsen [mailto:gaffer...@gmail.com]
mat.RASTERWIDTH7 = nil
Best,
Scuri
From: Lance Larsen [mailto:gaffer...@gmail.com]
Sent: sexta-feira, 5 de abril de 2013 15:02
To: IUP discussion list.
Subject: Re: [Iup-users] Auto-resizing the Matrix component
Scuri,
I implemented the resize callback on the dialog instead. This did fix the
Scuri,
I implemented the resize callback on the dialog instead. This did fix the
problem with the matrix view not being drawn, but the matrix columns are
not being resized when I expand the dialog bounds. I turned on the matrix
view border, so I can see that the matrix view is resizing, just not t
Hi Lance,
The resize_cb callback in Lua can not be replaced, you must do it in C.
But I suggest you to use the resize_cb of the dialog instead, but you will
have to call the iup.Refresh(dlg) function before setting FITTOSIZE.
When setting FITTOSIZE all columns that don't have RASTERWIDT
