default label wrapping width
- From: Joshua N Pritikin <vishnu pobox com>
- To: gtk-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: default label wrapping width
- Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 09:04:59 +0530
gtklabel.c:get_label_wrap_width
In a word, "why?" Why doesn't the label wrapping work the same
way that GtkTextView does? TextView will try to use its whole
space allocation. With the width-request property, we can
specify the minimum amount of width that TextView requires.
Labels, on the other hand, wrap to a hard coded width which
is dependent on the current font. Overriding the width-request
can change this minimum width, but the label ignores its space
allocation. It doesn't expand to use extra space.
For example, if I have a dialog box that is resizable then the
labels which are word-wrapping do not adjust themselves to
fill extra space after expanding the window.
Is there some backward compatibility reason for this behavior?
Is it a bug? Shall I file it in bugzilla?
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