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Sizing of forms

 
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Peter
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 14, 2004 8:37 pm    Post subject: Sizing of forms Reply with quote



Hi all.

I am looking for suggestions or components in relation to sizing of
forms.

I set up my visual components etc the way I like it in relation to a
form at design time. The I use the formresize event to resize all the
components when someone changes the form size to keep all the
components sort of in the same ratio. It is a lot of code and wondered
if there is any existing units, components to do the same thing or a
property I am missing?

Regards, Peter
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Maarten Wiltink
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 14, 2004 9:08 pm    Post subject: Re: Sizing of forms Reply with quote



"Peter" <google (AT) sale-net (DOT) com.au> wrote


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I set up my visual components etc the way I like it in relation to a
form at design time. The I use the formresize event to resize all the
components when someone changes the form size to keep all the
components sort of in the same ratio. It is a lot of code and wondered
if there is any existing units, components to do the same thing or a
property I am missing?

Things like Anchor, Align, and AutoSize. Anchor especially is quite nice
but appeared only in later Delphi versions (D4/5?).

Groetjes,
Maarten Wiltink



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