Re: [Xswt-developer] XSWT Question

[<Yu...@no...>]

ok, nice to hear. Strange. The first one should work because there
should be a RectangleDataParser registered for Rectangle data type.
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From: ext Pedro Pita [mailto:ped...@gm...]=20
Sent: 09 June, 2006 21:48
To: You Yu (Nokia-NRC/Tampere)
Subject: Re: XSWT Question



	Hi,
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	The 2nd method was the one :)
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	Thanks for your answer.
	Pedro
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	On 6/9/06, Yu...@no... <Yu...@no...> wrote:=20

		Hi,
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		havenot tested but you can try these ways:
		<label text=3D"Hello World" bounds=3D"10,10,100,30" />
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		or
		<label text=3D"Hello World">
		<bounds x:class=3D"Rectangle " x:p0=3D"10" x:p1=3D"10"
x:p2=3D"100" x:p3=3D"30" />
		</label>
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		Good luck.
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		Yu
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			From: ped...@gm...
[mailto:ped...@gm...] On Behalf Of ext Pedro Pita
			Sent: 08 June, 2006 19:17
			To: You Yu (Nokia-NRC/Tampere)
			Subject: XSWT Question
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		Hello,
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		I'm a CS student working on my final project and i'm
using XSWT in some parts of it.
		I noticed this post
<http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=3D9575088>  from
you in the xswt-developer mailing list, because I have the very same
problem, I don't know how to specify bounds on xswt.=20
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		Since you got no answers there, I was wondering if you
came up to the solution or can point me to someone who can explain it to
me.
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		Thanks,
		Pedro Pita
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