Re: Questions about GtkHButtonBox
- From: Mark Leisher <mleisher crl nmsu edu>
- To: gtk-app-devel-list <gtk-app-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Questions about GtkHButtonBox
- Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 13:35:13 -0700 (MST)
Werner> that is correct. But they would always fill the whole window
Werner> width. There is no such layout like a GTK_BUTTONBOX_END for HBoxes
Werner> to my knowledge. I'd rather tolerate a uniform width (even if this
Werner> means that most buttons are oversized) than spread them over the
Werner> whole width. This becomes really ugly if the window is noticeably
Werner> wider than the summed up button widths.
Well, if worse comes to worst, you can always hack your own version of the
button box :-) Not a "satisfying" answer, but one that some of us have to
resort to at times.
>> I for one feel that having all the buttons the same size looks nicer --
>> I don't get distracted with the visual changes produced by different
>> size buttons. This is of course a personal opinion.
Werner> Generally I would agree. But if the text inside of one of many
Werner> buttons is far longer than in the other buttons the result is not
Werner> nice anymore. Someone who asked that question before on this list
Werner> said that localization (translation) of the texts could make them
Werner> all different long even if you tried to pick texts with almost
Werner> same lengths originally.
Quite true. German localization is bound to provide widely varying text
lengths, not to mention other languages.
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