Expanding dialog only horizontal

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Hello,

I define a frame with sizers that only expand horizontal, but the dialog also expand vertical leaving a blank space under the widgets.

How can make a dialog that only expand horizontal?

Is the unique method bind EVT_SIZE and resize the dialog in code when the user try to expand vertical?

Thanks.

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Did you try frame.Fit()?

That should resize your frame to fit snugly around your controls.

Or maybe I didn't understand what it is you want to do..

Oswaldo Hernández wrote:

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Hello,

I define a frame with sizers that only expand horizontal, but the dialog also expand vertical leaving a blank space under the widgets.

How can make a dialog that only expand horizontal?

Is the unique method bind EVT_SIZE and resize the dialog in code when the user try to expand vertical?

Thanks.

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See SetSizeHints(). If you set the minH and maxH values to the same thing,
you can't change the height of your dialog. That's what you want, right?

David

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Did you try frame.Fit()?

That should resize your frame to fit snugly around your controls.

Or maybe I didn't understand what it is you want to do..

Oswaldo Hernández wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I define a frame with sizers that only expand horizontal, but the
> dialog also expand vertical leaving a blank space under the widgets.
>
> How can make a dialog that only expand horizontal?
>
> Is the unique method bind EVT_SIZE and resize the dialog in
code when
> the user try to expand vertical?
>
> Thanks.
>

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David Woods escribió:

See SetSizeHints(). If you set the minH and maxH values to the same thing,
you can't change the height of your dialog. That's what you want, right?

Perfect :slight_smile:

....
self.Layout()
w, h = self.GetSize()
self.SetSizeHints(w,h, maxH = h)

Thanks.

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David

Did you try frame.Fit()?

That should resize your frame to fit snugly around your controls.

Or maybe I didn't understand what it is you want to do..

Oswaldo Hernández wrote:

Hello,

I define a frame with sizers that only expand horizontal, but the
dialog also expand vertical leaving a blank space under the widgets.

How can make a dialog that only expand horizontal?

Is the unique method bind EVT_SIZE and resize the dialog in

code when

the user try to expand vertical?

Thanks.

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Eli Golovinsky escribió:

Did you try frame.Fit()?

That should resize your frame to fit snugly around your controls.

Or maybe I didn't understand what it is you want to do..

Sorry for my bad english.

dialog.SetSizeHints() is wat im looking for.

Thanks.

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Oswaldo Hernández wrote:

Hello,

I define a frame with sizers that only expand horizontal, but the dialog also expand vertical leaving a blank space under the widgets.

How can make a dialog that only expand horizontal?

Is the unique method bind EVT_SIZE and resize the dialog in code when the user try to expand vertical?

Thanks.

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