Re: [Gtk-sharp-list] DrawingArea - allocating needed space
- From: White Spirit <wspirit homechoice co uk>
- To: Piotr Zurek <p zurek gmail com>
- Cc: gtk-sharp-list lists ximian com, gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Gtk-sharp-list] DrawingArea - allocating needed space
- Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2006 08:31:12 -0800
Piotr Zurek wrote:
Anyway, I need a word of advice on using DrawingArea.
In my application the user is supposed to draw all elements in all
directions around one central element. Let's say that I start with an
empty drawing and I draw the first element in the center of the area
allocated for the my drawing. The application automatically places all
elements so that they do not overlap. Sooner or later the user hits a
point where the allocated area is not enough. I have to allocate some
more space. It's not a problem if it grows to the right or down - I can
use SetSizeRequest to grow it. But what if it has to grow to the left or
up? Do I have to move the the central element from the initial position
evey time I need to make some more space for elements above or on the
left? I think I could probably do it that way but maybe somehow I can
use the SizeAllocate (or something else) and use negative values for my
drawing coordiantes?
If you're able to move the drawn elements, another possibility is to
destroy the drawing area and recreate it with the new dimensions, and
then redraw from your starting point. Assuming you're using a
Gdk.Pixmap, it'll be a simple matter of displaying the contents again.
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