Hi
After a cvs update tonight I noticed that the text-field gadget gets initialized with a width of 0, if you don't supply a ":value", resulting in a grey box as seen here:
http://www.spacecentre.se/thomas/text-field.png
My last update was probably a month ago.
More details here:
http://paste.lisp.org/display/14131#2
/Thomas
Thomas Persson thomas@spacecentre.se writes:
Hi
After a cvs update tonight I noticed that the text-field gadget gets initialized with a width of 0, if you don't supply a ":value", resulting in a grey box as seen here:
This is kind of fixed now, as the vrack and hrack pane again force the minor dimensions of their children.
Anyhow note that the space requirements of the text field pane are still bogus or at least not what you expect. The text field is stating a max width of 0, So for instance this leads to non-intuitive behavior too:
(horizontally () (make-pane 'text-field :value "") (make-pane 'push-button :label "Search"))
One might expect that the text-field is stretchable by default.
This can be however be circumvented by:
(horizontally () (+fill+ (make-pane 'text-field :value "")) (make-pane 'push-button :label "Search"))
But: In a different application you might expect the text field to not be stretchable.
Unfortunatly the spec says nothing about the kind of space requirements a certain gadget will return. We can only try to be resonable. For instance you almost never want a button to the strechable by default, contrast to scrolled pane, which you expect to be strechable in most cases.