You can access the older versions of Page by clicking on the Files tab, then the page folder, and then you can select any release from 4.5 up to the latest version.
Hope this helps.
Greg
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2020-05-15
Thank you Greg
Keep on working on version 5! An hard work but useful for the whole community
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Don's doing his best, and I'm doing my best to break it ;o)
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2020-05-15
This remembers Penelope in Odissea, but she was doing both your jobs :-)
I asked for a previous version because of a strange behavior when resizing a Labelframe: in the same tab, three Labelframes has two behaviors when resized:
two, like all the others in different tabs, resize only themselves
one resizes also the widgets that it contains
But also 4.26 does the same!
Can you help me?
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Uhhh are you in Absolute or Relative mode when you are trying to resize?
In Relative mode, if you resize a widget, it often times resizes other widgets that might be contained inside it.
In Page 5.2, there is a button on the Main menu that could say "Relative" or "Absolute" depending on which mode you are in. Clicking it will switch the mode.
The reason that it gets messed up is the way Tk works with Absolute and Relative modes. It's an unfortunate side effect of switching between the two modes. It's somewhat easy to "fix" the issue, just a bit time consuming after all the time you've already spent on the layout.
In any version of Page since about 4.0, there is a check box in the Preferences form (File | Preferences) that says something like "Generate Python with Relative placement". If checked, it will use relative mode. If unchecked, it uses Absolute mode.
Just as an FYI, I use Absolute mode for 98% of everything I do. I'm picky about where the widgets end up.
Greg
Last edit: Greg Walters 2020-05-15
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2020-05-15
No way also with 5.2: a new Labelframe has solved the problem
Thanks
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How can I get older versions, e.g. 4.26?
Very good question.
You can access the older versions of Page by clicking on the Files tab, then the page folder, and then you can select any release from 4.5 up to the latest version.
Hope this helps.
Greg
Thank you Greg
Keep on working on version 5! An hard work but useful for the whole community
Don's doing his best, and I'm doing my best to break it ;o)
This remembers Penelope in Odissea, but she was doing both your jobs :-)
I asked for a previous version because of a strange behavior when resizing a Labelframe: in the same tab, three Labelframes has two behaviors when resized:
two, like all the others in different tabs, resize only themselves
one resizes also the widgets that it contains
But also 4.26 does the same!
Can you help me?
I've never heard that issue.
I'll check it out and if I can duplicate it, I'll fire it up to Don.
Could you post a sample that shows the problem?
Thank you Greg
Tab: Varie
Labelframe13: I2C
Thanks. I'll check it and get back to you in a few minutes.
Uhhh are you in Absolute or Relative mode when you are trying to resize?
In Relative mode, if you resize a widget, it often times resizes other widgets that might be contained inside it.
In Page 5.2, there is a button on the Main menu that could say "Relative" or "Absolute" depending on which mode you are in. Clicking it will switch the mode.
Last edit: Greg Walters 2020-05-15
Ok, page5_2 starts relative, but the project is messed when I step to absolute (look at the two images)
How can I choose absolute in previous page?
Ops
The reason that it gets messed up is the way Tk works with Absolute and Relative modes. It's an unfortunate side effect of switching between the two modes. It's somewhat easy to "fix" the issue, just a bit time consuming after all the time you've already spent on the layout.
In any version of Page since about 4.0, there is a check box in the Preferences form (File | Preferences) that says something like "Generate Python with Relative placement". If checked, it will use relative mode. If unchecked, it uses Absolute mode.
Just as an FYI, I use Absolute mode for 98% of everything I do. I'm picky about where the widgets end up.
Greg
Last edit: Greg Walters 2020-05-15
No way also with 5.2: a new Labelframe has solved the problem
Thanks
Well, I'm glad you have the situation in hand anyway.
Greg