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On 4/28/05, Robert P. Goldman <rpgoldman@sift.info> wrote:
OK, sorry. But for the stupid, what's the magic to put in make-application-frame that will give us something that's scrollable?
If there is no easy way to specify a scrollable pane, isn't that a problem?
I think you are missing something. Use the 'scrolling' macro in your layout, for example: (define-application-frame ... ... (:layouts (default (scrolling () my-pane)))) ;; Is that the sort of macrology you're looking for? http://www.mikemac.com/mikemac/clim/panes.html#Macro%20scrolling As I noted earlier, the :scroll-bars may also work, but only for stream panes (interactors, application-panes, etc), not necessarily arbitrary panes (buttons, layout panes, etc), and must require some magic support in define-application-frame that the spec doesn't appear to mention. I haven't looked for where this magic must exist in McCLIM, so I don't know exactly what happens.