TConstrains and Splitter : behavious

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2 total messages Started by Michal Borsuk Wed, 05 Mar 2003 09:26

#346

Author: Michal Borsuk
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 09:26

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Hello.

I'm quite new to Delphi and having some minor problems with resizing and
splitters.

I have this form, with treeview on the left and listview on the right.
The first is OK, the other one behaves somewhat strange.
I have added size constrains so that it doesn't get too small, but when
moving the splitter right, when minimum width is reached, the control
gets "pushed" out of the main form, i. e. it shows that the minimum size
is kept, but the listview slides under the right edge.

Is this right? Or can it be prevented?



Thanks in advance

--
Michal Borsuk

Re: TConstrains and Splitter : behavious

#347

Author: Andreas Schmidt
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 13:26

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"Michal Borsuk" <MichalBorsuk@SiteFinder.pl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:3E65C2D3.360BE8BE@SiteFinder.pl...
> Hello.
>
> I'm quite new to Delphi and having some minor problems with resizing and
> splitters.
>
> I have this form, with treeview on the left and listview on the right.
> The first is OK, the other one behaves somewhat strange.
> I have added size constrains so that it doesn't get too small, but when
> moving the splitter right, when minimum width is reached, the control
> gets "pushed" out of the main form, i. e. it shows that the minimum size
> is kept, but the listview slides under the right edge.
>
> Is this right? Or can it be prevented?

TSplitter:

property AutoSnap: Boolean;

Description
===========
Set AutoSnap to False to prevent the splitter from resizing neighboring
objects to zero when the user tries to make them smaller than MinSize. When
AutoSnap is False, such resize attempts are simply blocked, leaving the
neighboring object with a size of MinSize.

hth
Andreas

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