Andreas, are you talking about something like wxMatrixSizer as described at:
http://wxworkshop.sourceforge.net/matrixx/default.html
I can appreciate that you want this fixed The Right Way(tm). I am the same
way when it comes to stuff I do. And I can certainly appreciate the beauty
of having wxWindows automatically resize and re-layout dialogs based on font
properties. However, I am in the position where I _have_ to change all the
.xrc files to make pgadmin3 usable on my machine.
Do you have another solution to making the dialogs usable on my machine other
than rewriting the .xrc files? I've been at this for a month of my spare
time (granted, my spare time is rather limited), and I haven't come across
any other workable solutions.
Thanks.
Regards,
Mark
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> *NO*.
> This destroys dialog design, remaining is merely a control collection.
> Sizings have been selected deliberately, and I'm not willing to let this
> to some arbitrary OS behaviour.
> What I'd like is automatic *metrics* resizing, i.e. recalculating
> dialogs according to font properties. This is not to be done in the XRC
> files, but by wxWindows when loading the XRC files. This would mean,
> that e.g. a text control, now 200x20 pixel and capable for 32 characters
> at std font, will be resized according to the font, to still be
> 32char-capable, not more, not less, but sized e.g. 400x40 for a
> double-sized font.
>
> Regards,
> Andreas
>
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