For some reason it has something to do with ":width" parameter which you add
to "para".
Try what happens when you remove all :widths from paras.

I assume it is not a wanted behaviour most likely a bug.

K

On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 11:41 PM, Jesse Thompson <[email protected]> wrote:

> Whanh, perhaps I'm just out of practice, but.. you can flow flows in
> flows rite? This code:
>
> Shoes.app do
>  border red, :strokewidth => 5
>  para "A"
>  flow do
>    border orange, :strokewidth => 5
>    para "B"
>    flow do
>      border yellow, :strokewidth => 5
>      para "C"
>    end
>    para "D"
>    flow do
>      border green, :strokewidth => 5
>      para "E"
>    end
>    para "F"
>  end
>  para "G"
> end
>
> acts like a stack of stacks of stacks.
>
> I wasn't sure if I had to specify widths to flow flows, so I tried that:
>
> Shoes.app do
>  border red, :strokewidth => 5
>  para "A", :width => 100
>  flow :width => 120 do
>    border orange, :strokewidth => 5
>    para "B", :width => 100
>    flow :width => 120 do
>      border yellow, :strokewidth => 5
>      para "C", :width => 100
>    end
>    para "D", :width => 100
>    flow :width => 120 do
>      border green, :strokewidth => 5
>      para "E", :width => 100
>    end
>    para "F", :width => 100
>  end
>  para "G", :width => 100
> end
>
> with no lucks.
>
> Helps? WinXP and 0.r1134 in case that's decrepit now?
>
> Thanks! :D
>
> - - Jesse
>

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