I have a Frame with several components and sizers for layout management, my intention is to make the frame user resizeable, but I don´t want the frame to be so small that it won't show it's components right.
I understand there's a MinSize attribute for each component and frame, and also a Fit function, but I can't see how to use them.
Thanks.
Jorge
Jorge Hojyo wrote:
I have a Frame with several components and sizers for layout management,
my intention is to make the frame user resizeable, but I don´t want the
frame to be so small that it won't show it's components right.
I can't quickly find the code I wrote to do this, but Ithink you can
use:
wxWindow.SetSizeHints()
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Chris Barker wrote:
Jorge Hojyo wrote:
I have a Frame with several components and sizers for layout management,
my intention is to make the frame user resizeable, but I don´t want the
frame to be so small that it won't show it's components right.I can't quickly find the code I wrote to do this, but Ithink you can
use:wxWindow.SetSizeHints()
Yep. You can use it to set the minimum size that the frame will allow itself to be resized to. Optionally it can also set the max size.
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Chris Barker wrote:
Jorge Hojyo wrote:
I have a Frame with several components and sizers for layout management,
my intention is to make the frame user resizeable, but I don´t want the
frame to be so small that it won't show it's components right.
I can't quickly find the code I wrote to do this, but Ithink you can
use:wxWindow.SetSizeHints()
Size = self.GetBestSize()
self.SetSizeHints(Size[0], Size[1], -1, -1)
This worked for me. Thanks for the tip.
I think this should be default behaviour.
Jorge.