Robert,
Now that this email finally made it to the cmake list, I saw the snapshot.
It didn't look right, so I just found & fixed a bug which might be the
one giving you grief here.
Clint
Robert Dailey wrote:
For me it's well over 800 pixels wide. I can't make it go any smaller
than that.
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I know that when I've created Win32 apps before I never had a minimum
horizontal size on my windows. Using wxWidgets I do not have horizontal size
limits to that extreme either. This is something deliberately put in place
to retain the formatting of the window. However, the way this is being
calcul
Um, wait. is the size being changed a bug in CMake-Gui, Qt or
WindowBlinds? I am going to guess that Microsoft doesn't officially
support "skinning" and so you want the CMake team to support a non-
supported feature of Windows on a shipping product? Doesn't really
seem like a good idea to me
Minimum sizes are dependent on which widgets are used, and how they
are laid out and the style.
Some styles have bigger buttons, or more spacing between widgets, etc...
There is no hard coded minimum size in the cmake gui.
In the cmake gui, the minimum horizontal size is usually determined
b
I just measured the minimum size of the outermost-frame cmake-gui window on
Vista using Spy++ and it is 708 pixels wide by 363 pixels high.
It looks like we could maybe go about 50 or so pixels narrower before it
starts to get ugly...
What would you recommend as a reasonable minimum size value?
Hi,
I'm currently using an application called WindowBlinds to apply a specific
visual style to Windows XP. This, for some reason, has changed the minimum
size of the cmake-gui app. I'm currently using version 2.6.3. Can you guys
remove the minimum size requirement on the cmake gui window? It's far
