Re: [wxhaskell-users] newbie question, why clientSize doesn't affect textEntry?

[carlos g. <car...@gm...>]

I don't understand too. Looks like some misterious thing is happening.
But you can use the 'mimsize' layout funcion from WXCore in order to get
what you want.

Here the code:


module Main where

import Graphics.UI.WX

main::IO()

main = start gui

gui :: IO ()

gui = do f <- frame [text := "timer"]
         panel <- panel f [clientSize := sz 200 100]
         hr  <- textEntry   panel
                            [ text := "hour"
                            , clientSize := sz 10 10
                            ]
         min <- button      panel
                            [ text := "min"
                            , clientSize := sz 10 10
                            ]
         sec <- textEntry   panel
                            [ text := "sec"
                            , clientSize := sz 10 10
                            ]
         -- layout
         set panel [layout := margin 10 $  row 1 [ minsize (sz 10 10) $
widget hr
                                                 , widget min
                                                 , minsize (sz 10 10) $
widget sec
                                                 ]
                   ]
         set f [layout := widget panel]



On 30 May 2011 05:49, 诺铁 <no...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi,
>      I am learning wxHaskell,and trying to create a small timer app. I
> don't understand why in following code ,clientSize only affect button
> control
>
> module Main where
>
> import Graphics.UI.WX
>
> main::IO()
>
> main = start gui
>
> gui :: IO ()
>
> gui =  do
>
>         f <- frame [text := "timer"]
>
>         panel <- panel f [clientSize := sz 200 100]
>
>         hr  <- textEntry panel [text := "hour",clientSize := sz 10 10]
>
>         min <- button panel [text := "min",clientSize := sz 10 10]
>
>         sec <- textEntry panel [text := "sec",clientSize := sz 10 10]
>
>         -- layout
>
>         set panel [layout := margin 10 $  row 1 [widget hr,widget min,widget sec]]
>
>         set f [layout := widget panel]
>
>
>
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