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> I was wondering whether the Sizers in wx.Net work within
> Panels: I use panels as containers to group widgets (assuming panels are
> suitable to do this (-: ), and each panel has its own Sizer
> ...
Yes, sizers can be used with anything that is derived from wx.Window. To
group controls, you can also nest sizers (a sizer within another sizer).
For your code to work, you need to call Window::Fit after setting the sizer
for the Panels.
> Button b1,b2,b3,b4;
> BoxSizer overAll = new BoxSizer(Orientation.wxVERTICAL);
> BoxSizer row1 = new BoxSizer(Orientation.wxHORIZONTAL);
> BoxSizer row2 = new BoxSizer(Orientation.wxHORIZONTAL);
>
> Panel p1 = new Panel(this);
> b1 = new Button(p1, -1, "Upper left");
> b2 = new Button(p1, -1, "Upper right");
> row1.Add(b1); row1.Add(b2);
> p1.Sizer = row1;
p1.Fit();
> Panel p2 = new Panel(this);
> b3 = new Button(p2, -1, "Botton left");
> b4 = new Button(p2, -1, "Bottom rigth");
> row2.Add(b3); row2.Add(b4);
> p2.Sizer = row2;
p2.Fit()
> overAll.Add(p1); overAll.Add(p2);
> Sizer = overAll;
>...
> Since the example works when the panels are removed, I was wondering
> whether this is correct behavior, or whether I should use the Sizers as
> containers?
I recommend using sizers as containers but it's no big deal. This is correct
behaviour though.
Cheers.
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