- wxTopLevelWindow *
- top = wxDynamicCast(wxGetTopLevelParent(this), wxTopLevelWindow);
- if ( top )
- {
- // NB: don't Layout() the 'top' window as its size has not been correctly
- // updated yet and we don't want to do an initial Layout() with the old
- // size immediately followed by a SetClientSize/Fit call for the new
- // size; that would provoke flickering!
-
- if (top->GetSizer())
-#ifdef __WXGTK__
- // FIXME: the SetSizeHints() call would be required also for GTK+ for
- // the expanded->collapsed transition. Unfortunately if we
- // enable this line, then the GTK+ top window won't always be
- // resized by the SetClientSize() call below! As a side effect
- // of this dirty fix, the minimal size for the pane window is
- // not set in GTK+ and the user can hide it shrinking the "top"
- // window...
- if (IsCollapsed())
-#endif
- top->GetSizer()->SetSizeHints(top);
-
-
- // we shouldn't attempt to resize a maximized window, whatever happens
- if ( !top->IsMaximized() )
- {
- if ( IsCollapsed() )
- {
- // expanded -> collapsed transition
- if (top->GetSizer())
- {
- // we have just set the size hints...
- wxSize szClient = top->GetSizer()->CalcMin();
-
- // use SetClientSize() and not SetSize() otherwise the size for
- // e.g. a wxFrame with a menubar wouldn't be correctly set
- top->SetClientSize(szClient);
- }
- else
- top->Layout();
- }
- else
- {
- // collapsed -> expanded transition
-
- // force our parent to "fit", i.e. expand so that it can honour
- // our minimal size
- top->Fit();
- }
- }
- }
+ wxSizer *sizer = top->GetSizer();
+ if ( !sizer )
+ return;
+
+ const wxSize newBestSize = sizer->ComputeFittingClientSize(top);
+ top->SetMinClientSize(newBestSize);
+
+ // we shouldn't attempt to resize a maximized window, whatever happens
+ if ( !top->IsMaximized() )
+ top->SetClientSize(newBestSize);