Make Window Not-Sizable
I have a subclass of ComposableModel that I would like to keep from being resized by the user. Is this possible? -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/Make-Window-Not-Sizable-tp4890496.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
On 18/04/16 01:11, peaslee wrote:
I have a subclass of ComposableModel that I would like to keep from being resized by the user. Is this possible?
Sure. w := (MethodBrowser new methods: Object methods; openWithSpec) window. w beUnresizeable; removeCollapseBox; removeExpandBox; removeMenuBox Stephan
Stephan Eggermont wrote
On 18/04/16 01:11, peaslee wrote:
I have a subclass of ComposableModel that I would like to keep from being resized by the user. Is this possible?
Sure.
w := (MethodBrowser new methods: Object methods; openWithSpec) window. w beUnresizeable; removeCollapseBox; removeExpandBox; removeMenuBox
Stephan
The ComposableModel class does not appear to have these methods. I can get a SystemWindow to work, but then I cannot see how to get the widgets in. -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/Make-Window-Not-Sizable-tp4890496p4890906.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
On 20/04/16 03:33, peaslee wrote:
Stephan Eggermont wrote
On 18/04/16 01:11, peaslee wrote:
I have a subclass of ComposableModel that I would like to keep from being resized by the user. Is this possible?
Sure.
w := (MethodBrowser new methods: Object methods; openWithSpec) window. w beUnresizeable; removeCollapseBox; removeExpandBox; removeMenuBox
Stephan
The ComposableModel class does not appear to have these methods. I can get a SystemWindow to work, but then I cannot see how to get the widgets in.
Sure it does. MethodBrowser subclasses ComposableModel. Here is another way (MethodBrowser new methods: Object methods; whenBuiltDo: [ :ann | ann model window widget widget beUnresizeable; removeCollapseBox; removeExpandBox; removeMenuBox ]; openWithSpec). So, lots of moving parts. When the widget has been build, an announcement is sent containing the model and the widget. model window is there a spec WindowModel, which itself has a MorphicWindowAdapter as its widget. The MorphicWindowAdapter then has the SpecWindow (subsubclass of SystemWindow) as its widget. Next to the number of moving parts, another issue is knowing when in the creation process the announcements are sent, and in which order the widgets are build. Stephan Stephan
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