if (newSize.x == -1)
newSize.x = 100;
if (newSize.y == -1)
- newSize.y = 26;
+ newSize.y = 22;
SetSize( newSize.x, newSize.y );
GtkWidget *list = GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->list;
{
wxControl::OnSize( event );
-/*
int w = 21;
gtk_widget_set_usize( GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->entry, m_width-w-1, m_height );
gtk_widget_set_uposition( GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->button, m_x+m_width-w, m_y );
gtk_widget_set_usize( GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->button, w, m_height );
-*/
}
void wxComboBox::ApplyWidgetStyle()
int client_w = m_width - 2*m_miniEdge;
int client_h = m_height - client_area_y_offset- 2*m_miniEdge - m_miniTitle;
gtk_widget_set_usize( m_wxwindow, client_w, client_h );
- GtkAllocation alloc;
- alloc.x = client_x; alloc.y = client_y; alloc.width = client_w; alloc.height = client_h;
- gtk_widget_size_allocate( m_wxwindow, &alloc );
}
else
{
{
child = children->data;
children = children->next;
-
- if (GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (child->widget))
+
+ /* please look at the text in wxWindow::DoSetSize() on why the
+ test GTK_WIDGET_REALIZED() has to be here */
+ if (GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (child->widget) && GTK_WIDGET_REALIZED(child->widget) )
{
child_allocation.x = child->x;
child_allocation.y = child->y;
if ((old_width != m_width) || (old_height != m_height))
{
-/*
- wxPrintf( _T("On DoSetSize from ") );
- wxPrintf( GetClassInfo()->GetClassName() );
- wxPrintf( _T(": %d %d.\n"), m_width, m_height );
-*/
-
gtk_widget_set_usize( m_widget, m_width, m_height );
- /* this is the result of hours of debugging: the followomg code
+ /* this is the result of hours of debugging: the following code
means that if we have a m_wxwindow and we set the size of
m_widget, m_widget (which is a GtkScrolledWindow) does NOT
automatically propagate its size down to its m_wxwindow,
which is its client area. therefore, we have to tell the
- client area directly that it has to get resize itself */
- GtkAllocation alloc;
- alloc.x = m_x;
- alloc.y = m_y;
- alloc.width = m_width;
- alloc.height = m_height;
- gtk_widget_size_allocate( m_widget, &alloc );
+ client area directly that it has to resize itself.
+ this will lead to that m_widget (GtkScrolledWindow) will
+ calculate how much size it needs for scrollbars etc and
+ it will then call XXX_size_allocate of its child, which
+ is m_wxwindow. m_wxwindow in turn will do the same with its
+ children and so on. problems can arise if this happens
+ before all the children have been realized as some widgets
+ stupidy need to be realized during XXX_size_allocate (e.g.
+ GtkNotebook) and they will segv if called otherwise. this
+ emergency is tested in gtk_myfixed_size_allocate. Normally
+ this shouldn't be needed and only gtk_widget_queue_resize()
+ should be enough to provoke a resize at the next appropriate
+ moment, but this seems to fail, e.g. when a wxNotebook contains
+ a wxSplitterWindow: the splitter window's children won't
+ show up properly resized then. */
+
+ if (m_wxwindow)
+ {
+ GtkAllocation alloc;
+ alloc.x = m_x;
+ alloc.y = m_y;
+ alloc.width = m_width;
+ alloc.height = m_height;
+ gtk_widget_size_allocate( m_widget, &alloc );
+ }
}
-
}
}
if (newSize.x == -1)
newSize.x = 100;
if (newSize.y == -1)
- newSize.y = 26;
+ newSize.y = 22;
SetSize( newSize.x, newSize.y );
GtkWidget *list = GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->list;
{
wxControl::OnSize( event );
-/*
int w = 21;
gtk_widget_set_usize( GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->entry, m_width-w-1, m_height );
gtk_widget_set_uposition( GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->button, m_x+m_width-w, m_y );
gtk_widget_set_usize( GTK_COMBO(m_widget)->button, w, m_height );
-*/
}
void wxComboBox::ApplyWidgetStyle()
int client_w = m_width - 2*m_miniEdge;
int client_h = m_height - client_area_y_offset- 2*m_miniEdge - m_miniTitle;
gtk_widget_set_usize( m_wxwindow, client_w, client_h );
- GtkAllocation alloc;
- alloc.x = client_x; alloc.y = client_y; alloc.width = client_w; alloc.height = client_h;
- gtk_widget_size_allocate( m_wxwindow, &alloc );
}
else
{
{
child = children->data;
children = children->next;
-
- if (GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (child->widget))
+
+ /* please look at the text in wxWindow::DoSetSize() on why the
+ test GTK_WIDGET_REALIZED() has to be here */
+ if (GTK_WIDGET_VISIBLE (child->widget) && GTK_WIDGET_REALIZED(child->widget) )
{
child_allocation.x = child->x;
child_allocation.y = child->y;
if ((old_width != m_width) || (old_height != m_height))
{
-/*
- wxPrintf( _T("On DoSetSize from ") );
- wxPrintf( GetClassInfo()->GetClassName() );
- wxPrintf( _T(": %d %d.\n"), m_width, m_height );
-*/
-
gtk_widget_set_usize( m_widget, m_width, m_height );
- /* this is the result of hours of debugging: the followomg code
+ /* this is the result of hours of debugging: the following code
means that if we have a m_wxwindow and we set the size of
m_widget, m_widget (which is a GtkScrolledWindow) does NOT
automatically propagate its size down to its m_wxwindow,
which is its client area. therefore, we have to tell the
- client area directly that it has to get resize itself */
- GtkAllocation alloc;
- alloc.x = m_x;
- alloc.y = m_y;
- alloc.width = m_width;
- alloc.height = m_height;
- gtk_widget_size_allocate( m_widget, &alloc );
+ client area directly that it has to resize itself.
+ this will lead to that m_widget (GtkScrolledWindow) will
+ calculate how much size it needs for scrollbars etc and
+ it will then call XXX_size_allocate of its child, which
+ is m_wxwindow. m_wxwindow in turn will do the same with its
+ children and so on. problems can arise if this happens
+ before all the children have been realized as some widgets
+ stupidy need to be realized during XXX_size_allocate (e.g.
+ GtkNotebook) and they will segv if called otherwise. this
+ emergency is tested in gtk_myfixed_size_allocate. Normally
+ this shouldn't be needed and only gtk_widget_queue_resize()
+ should be enough to provoke a resize at the next appropriate
+ moment, but this seems to fail, e.g. when a wxNotebook contains
+ a wxSplitterWindow: the splitter window's children won't
+ show up properly resized then. */
+
+ if (m_wxwindow)
+ {
+ GtkAllocation alloc;
+ alloc.x = m_x;
+ alloc.y = m_y;
+ alloc.width = m_width;
+ alloc.height = m_height;
+ gtk_widget_size_allocate( m_widget, &alloc );
+ }
}
-
}
}