Composing UI layout question

>parent width & height (or any other parent coordinate) depends on
>its submorph's fixed width/height.

Ahh, should have read your mail more carefully. You are not only
interested in a flexible alignment within the parent - but also
to depend on own child bounds/parameters.

The new JavaFX provides something like this by using the
"bind" keyword.

See http://weblogs.java.net/blog/aim/archive/2009/01/layout_primer_f.html
in section "Using Binding to Layout Nodes"

Bye
T.
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2009/3/19  <[hidden email]>:
>>parent width & height (or any other parent coordinate) depends on
>>its submorph's fixed width/height.
>
> Ahh, should have read your mail more carefully. You are not only
> interested in a flexible alignment within the parent - but also
> to depend on own child bounds/parameters.
>
There are limitless number of variants, how concrete coordinate can be
evaluated and what parameters can take part in it.
The parent/child relations is most obvious, but not necessary.

> The new JavaFX provides something like this by using the
> "bind" keyword.
>
yes, exactly like this.


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