Besides that, with --hscroll-policy=never the width of the window (fe. list) seems determined by its content, which is very useful.
But if the same time the vertial scrollbar is in use, it overlaps the window at the right border -- ie. user should increase width by the horisontal size of the vertical scrollbar...
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But if the same time the vertial scrollbar is in use, it overlaps the window at the right border
until you specify --vscroll-policy=always, in which case gtk3 adds proper space itself...
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Besides that, with --hscroll-policy=never the width of the window (fe. list) seems determined by its content, which is very useful.
But if the same time the vertial scrollbar is in use, it overlaps the window at the right border -- ie. user should increase width by the horisontal size of the vertical scrollbar...
thanks, applied