How do I find out the maximum extent that a morph can be set to, without this impacting the current extent of its owner morph?

Alexandre Rousseau alexr at mailsnare.net
Fri Nov 30 03:58:31 UTC 2007


I will. Thanks. A.

On 30-Nov-07, at 2:02 AM, Edgar J. De Cleene wrote:

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> El 11/29/07 11:48 AM, "Alexandre Rousseau" <alexr at mailsnare.net>  
> escribió:
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>> Hi Edgar
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>> Thanks very much. But what imagine that:
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>> 1. my text is much longer, say, 'A test is a test is a test is a test
>> is a test is a test is a test is a test is a test is a test is a test
>> is a test.'
>> 2. the user has not yet resized my collapsed morph. Contents are
>> contracted to, say, 32 characters, and copied to the title bar. So
>> far, so good.
>> 3. next, the user resizes the collapsed morph so that its length is
>> twice what it was in #2. I would then want to be able to see more
>> characters in that title bar, say, 64.
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>> Actually, playing with ProjectViewMorphs, I see the behaviour I need.
>> Say you name a project with a ridiculously long name. Collapsing the
>> project view (in place) reveals only parts of the long title.
>> Resizing it reveals or hides characters as needed.
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>> Somehow, I can't get this to happen with my own collapsed morph.
>> Delving into the ProjectViewMorph class does not shed much light on
>> why this is happening, but I suspect that that project view's
>> AlignmentMorph row plays a role in this. I'll do some tests.
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>> Thanks for your help, again
>> Alex
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> Good refining.
> So tomorrow I try to dig on ProjectViewMorphs for find the methods.
> If/When , I send more mail, if you find first, do some recipe in  
> swiki for
> next guy.
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> Edgar
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