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#119797 10/05/05 01:16 AM
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on *:dialog:*:sclick:*:{  dialog -s $dname $dialog($dname).x $dialog($dname).y $dialog($dname).w $dialog($dname).h }
 


Put that in some place in a remotes, you'll notice all your dialogs going crazy any time you click. Even though it shouldn't really do anything. I wanted to resize something and figured that might work out, but apparently it went nutty. It either resizes wrong or returns the size wrong.

#119798 10/05/05 04:33 AM
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It looks to be doing exactly what it's supposed to do.
Code:
dialog test {
  size -1 -1 -1 -1
  button "", 1, 1 1 32 11
}

on *:DIALOG:test:sclick:1: {
  dialog -s $dname $dialog($dname).x $dialog($dname).y $dialog($dname).w $dialog($dname).h
}


Each time the button is pressed, the dialog will resize to $dialog($dname).w x $dialog($dname).h. Do remember that w & h are the width and height of the entire dialog, including borders and the titlebar, therefore the client area of the dialog will be changed to match the dialog's height and width.

#119799 10/05/05 05:05 PM
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So try $dialog($dname).cw and $dialog($dname).ch, though I have no idea what purpose that script could serve anyway.


If I knew now what I will know then... maybe things will have been different...

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