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Re: [gef-dev] How to make a nonextensible root figure?
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It depends on what type of layer you
are using. If it is a normal Layer, set it's preferredSize, not min/max.
Use the newsgroup for these types of
questions.
Thanks,
Randy
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| "Mairesse, Fabien" <fabien.mairesse@xxxxxxxxx>
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08/17/2004 04:48 AM
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[gef-dev] How to make a nonextensible
root figure? |
Hello,
I want to specify the size of my diagram and to allow the edition of this
size (via properties). So I put a Layer with XYLayout as root figure and
set its bounds. When I launch my editor, the size of my diagram is not
correct and my diagram has no bounds. Then I edit its size and my diagram's
bounds are correctly set. But as soon as I click on my diagram, it is extended
and covers the whole surface of my viewer. I tried to set minimum and maximum
size of the root figure it doesn't work and I can't change the bounds of
the diagram anymore.
Does anyone know a way to specify a nonextensible root
figure but nevertheless manually resizable?
Thanks in advance.
Fabien Mairesse
