[BUG] when resizing a ShellView

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[BUG] when resizing a ShellView

Alain Fischer-2
Hi Andy, Hi Blair,

I have found a bug when you resize a ShellView with
the aspects minExtent and maxExtent set to a Value.

The next points show you how to reproduce it:

1) Create a subclass of Shell -> MyShell

2) Select MyShell then context menu Views/new...

3) Set the folowing aspects:
   - extent=250@250
   - maxExtent=300@300
   - minExtent=200@200

4) Save this view with the default name

5) Execute in a workspace "MyShell show"

6) Now try to resize this shell past the min and max
   extent set before, you will notice that the View
   move to satisfy the min and max constraint.

This is not a correct behavior related to others apps.

And in standard windows apps that have a minimum size
property the rubber band refuse to show a size that
is smaller than the minimum defined.

These are not big bug but I think it can help to make
realy professional apps.


Have a nice day.
Alain


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Re: [BUG] when resizing a ShellView

Andy Bower
Alain,

I've recorded this as defect #250.

Best Regards,

Andy Bower
Dolphin Support
http://www.object-arts.com

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"Alain Fischer" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
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> Hi Andy, Hi Blair,
>
> I have found a bug when you resize a ShellView with
> the aspects minExtent and maxExtent set to a Value.
>
> The next points show you how to reproduce it:
>
> 1) Create a subclass of Shell -> MyShell
>
> 2) Select MyShell then context menu Views/new...
>
> 3) Set the folowing aspects:
>    - extent=250@250
>    - maxExtent=300@300
>    - minExtent=200@200
>
> 4) Save this view with the default name
>
> 5) Execute in a workspace "MyShell show"
>
> 6) Now try to resize this shell past the min and max
>    extent set before, you will notice that the View
>    move to satisfy the min and max constraint.
>
> This is not a correct behavior related to others apps.
>
> And in standard windows apps that have a minimum size
> property the rubber band refuse to show a size that
> is smaller than the minimum defined.
>
> These are not big bug but I think it can help to make
> realy professional apps.
>
>
> Have a nice day.
> Alain
>