Hi Roger, In my case, the only set the outermost container is still not guarantee the fill pane width is always positive.I wonder if it is sensible to bypass layout if the width or height is less than zero instead of throwing an error. Brendan
Subject: RE: Avoid FillPane width negative Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 13:37:16 -0400 From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Hi Brendan, I think what you want to do is set a minimum width on your outermost container (Frame or Window). HTH,~Roger Whitcomb From: Brendan cheng [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 11:44 PM To: pivot user list Subject: Avoid FillPane width negative Dear all, I wonder how to setup a TablePane, let's say, two columns with one's width is -1 and the other "1*", so that the second expand as container expand but I also want the second column to have a minimum width. so that when outer container is too small, I will end up with negative width of the second column. Here is the actual cod in bxml: <TablePane><columns><TablePane.Column width="-1" /><TablePane.Column width="1*" /></columns><TablePane.Row height="-1"> <BoxPane styles="{padding:4, horizontalAlignment:'center', verticalAlignment:'center'}"> <PushButton bxml:id="uploadButton" buttonData="%UploadButton" enabled="false" /> <PushButton bxml:id="cancelButton" buttonData="%CancelButton" enabled="false" /> </BoxPane> <FillPane styles="{padding:4}" minimumWidth="100"> <TextInput bxml:id="formulaTextInput" enabled="false" minimumWidth="100" /> </FillPane></TablePane.Row></TablePane> Here I try to put minimumWidth in the FillPane and TextInput, but no use. Regards, Brendan
