How is wxDefaultSize computed

wxPython Users
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> I have a wxPanel with two widgets inside it (inside

a

> vertical boxSizer). The widgets are a TextCtrl and a
> ComboBox with Label. For some reason, they get

smushed

> vertically instead of spreading out to accomodate

the

> widgets. (I will attach the code.). Can anyone

clarify

> how the wxDefaultSize is computed?
>
> --vicki

Try these:

- Put a "box.Fit(self)" after "self.SetSizer(box)"

- If that doesn't work, throw in wxADJUST_MINSIZE as
component of your flags when you Add() to the box

sizer.

HTH,
--
Chuck

No luck. Neither thing worked.

--vicki

ยทยทยท

On Friday 25 April 2003 02:13 pm, vicki@stanfield.net > wrote:

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vicki@stanfield.net wrote:

No luck. Neither thing worked.

No it didn't. However, you are defining the size of your Frame in
__wxFrame.init__(...). When I change that to default, I end up with huge
panels, but no overlap. I"d look at where else you define sizes, and
make sure they are all default.

And yes, sizers are tricky....

-Chris

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