[Lazarus] Main form resize events

[Mark Morgan Lloyd]

Mattias Gaertner wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Sep 2010 09:54:45 +0000
> Mark Morgan Lloyd <markMLl.lazarus at telemetry.co.uk> wrote:
> 
>> I've got a form containing main menu, status lines top and bottom, and a 
>> couple of grids. I've been doing other things for a few days but I now 
>> seem to have a problem where resizing the form (diagonal mouse-drag on 
>> bottom-right corner) does not correctly resize/reposition all of the 
>> content.
>>
>> Running on x86 Linux (Debian) and looking at the app built with 
>> different versions of Lazarus, each with its own LCL and preferred FPC 
>> version, and for either GTK1 or GTK2:
>>
>> With 0.9.28.3 (27343) for GTK, neither status line changes when the form 
>> is resized, one of the grids which is left-aligned also stays unchanged 
>> with part of the bottom status line visible below it.
>>
>> With 0.9.28.3 (27343) for GTK2, performance is erratic. The bottom 
>> status line sometimes changes correctly, but the width of the top line 
>> and its panes is always unchanged.
>>
>> With 0.9.29 (27343) for both GTK and GTK2, attempting to resize the form 
>> sometimes results in it "snapping back" to the original size or 
>> sometimes to something intermediate; I suspect that this might be a DPI 
>> issue since I'm working over VNC and the setting of the two X servers 
>> might not be the same. Positioning of the status lines etc. appears to 
>> be correct.

I corrected the DPI issue and I don't believe it's the sole cause.

>> For completeness, 0.9.26.2 (25955) and 0.9.28.2 (27246) appear to behave 
>> as 0.9.28. However I think that I've seen all of those working properly 
>> in the past, although details such as the resizing of panes within a 
>> status line might have been erratic.
> 
> The layout algorithm was rewritten in 0.9.29 to support complex layouts.
> Please create a bug report with an example.

Will do. Obviously I appreciate that GTK v1 support is being wound down.

Is there an approved way to submit form+code as a bug's appendage?

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Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk

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