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Re: [ptp-dev] Minimum expected display size for Eclipse user?
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Some more info:
I added a ControlListener to 'parent', and to my ScrolledComposite and
Composite objects, with a println in the controlResized() method. I see
resize events for the ScrolledComposite each time createControl() is
invoked, and where 'parent' and my top level Composite don't get resize
events. When I resize the launch configuration pane manually, I don't see
any resize events at all for any of these three widgets. It seems a higher
level widget might be getting them. This could explain why my scrollbars
don't work.
Dave
Dave Wootton/Poughkeepsie/IBM@IBMUS
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I'm trying to make this work with a scrollbar but I'm missing something.
Originally, my code in createControl() was createing a Compoiste object
which I then filled in with a TabPane and a couple other widgets, where
the parent of this Composite object was the Composite object passed as
'parent' in the createControl() invocation.
I've now changed my code to create a ScrolledComposite object as the
immediate child of 'parent, then use the ScrolledComposite object as the
parent of my top level Composite object, also calling
ScrolledComposite.setContent() so that the ScrolledComposite object knows
what it contains. Once I fully populate my top level Composite object, I
call computeSize() and setSize() on the Composite and then
setMinimumSize() on the ScrolledComposite, where I think I am following
case 2 in the online help for ScrolledComposite.
I end up with a display, with scroll bars, since I also call
setAlwaysShowScrollBars() for now, However, the scroll bars are always
full height, and my Composite does not scroll, as if the ScrolledComposite
always thinks its big enough to display all of my Composite object. If I
shring the launch configuration panel, then the bottom of my Composite
object gets clipped. If I omit the call to setContent(), then the
scrollbars are able to scroll, but my Composite object doesn't scroll.
I must be missing something obvious, but don't know what.
Dave
Beth Tibbitts/Watson/IBM@IBMUS
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Yes I vote for scrollbar.
1024x768 will always be needed, especially for LCD projectors and demos.
...Beth
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Dave,
Can you add a scrollbar?
R^2
On Thu, 2007-05-31 at 11:49 -0400, Dave Wootton wrote:
> Is there an expected minimum display size for Eclipse users? I'm looking
> at a launch configuration panel parallel tab with my implementation of
> AbstractRMLaunchConfigurationDynamicTab, and it looks like it is too
tall
> for a 1024x768 resolution display on my laptop. I removed the calls to
> createVerticalSpacer() in the ParallelTab class, and the launch
> configuration panel barely fits afterward. If ParallelTab provided an
> option to remove the queue dropdown, as well as the machine dropdown,
that
> would help in cases where I don't need either.
>
> If this needs to run on a 1024x768 display, then I probably need to
create
> more tabs in my panel and move some fields around. Is 1024x768
considered
> usable for Eclipse?
> Dave
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