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Clemens Ketzer reported via mail on 2009/08/04 @ 06:52:
i'd like to give you a suggestion for improvement:
when I edit a if-statement, it would be nice to be able to edit the dimensions of the true and the false part. Just if you only use one its unnecessairy to have a big other side. |
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The dimension of each element is dynamically calculated, depending on its content. For an if statement, the width is the maximum width of either the condition or the sum of the left and the right part.
In case where the width is given by the size of the condition, the width of the right part will be the difference of the width of the condition and the width of the left part.
If you really wish to reduce the right side in such a case, add some extra spaces to the most width element of the left part. I know, this just a stupid workaround...
If I'll implement an option to manually set the size of an element, this will be an option for *ANY* element and not only for an IF statement. For that I'll have to redesign the entire rendering code and also save this manually set width in the savefile.
Technically possible, but a lot of work ... |
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