Version: CVS of 16 March 2003 (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources Compiler: gcc 2.95.3 OS: Linux In the IDEAI mode, Gideon shows up with the left and the right panel opened. They're too big for my font and monitor, so I tried to resize them. But I found that I can't make them smaller than a minimum size. Why? I'd like something like the Child mode, where I can make it a bit small. Can you fix it? I think you should remove only some setMinimumSize calls. Thanks a lot. And, of course, Gideon is fantastic!
you know you can the panels using the docking button, right? I don't know any way to really make the panels any smaller. If you go < minimumSize() of the widgets in them, then the widgets won't be useful. Do you have any ideas? :)
Subject: Re: Cannot make smaller the panels in the IDEAI mode Alle 21:04, luned
I'm working on this as we speak: The problem is that if you attempt to resize the panel to smaller than the embedded widget, the "resize" strut disappears from the view. My solution is to make the minimumSize() of the panel = to the minimumSizeHint() of the LARGEST embedded widget. If there are certain parts that would be desired to be able to stretch smaller, perhaps their specific geometries can be altered in their code to allow the stretching to go smaller. Right now from my testing most of the left side parts allow you to set their sizes to roughly 100 pixels (Classtools is an exception). Try out CVS and let me know what you think.
Subject: Re: Cannot make smaller the panels in the IDEAI mode Alle 18:12, marted
Closing per author's happiness on kdevelop-devel