[Xastir] Window resizing

Norm, VK3XCI vk3xci at aanet.com.au
Mon Apr 6 18:44:47 EDT 2009


Umm,
on my tiny e3PC 7" screen <ALT+ LEFT CLICK + Move the mouse> scrolls the 
entire screen around and allows me to find the <OK> buttons etc. Works 
in xubuntu and Xandros. You have to click in the app window the wait 
untill the arrow turns to a wee hand.

BTW, it makes a great portable Xastir/SSTV/PSK32 setup!


eeePC 701SD with eeexubuntu and Xandros eeePCOS





73 de Norm, VK3XCI
Mildura, Australia
The Wintersun City
QF15bt.

Dale Seaburg wrote:
> I haven't scanned the wiki or the source code before zapping off this 
> quick email and heading for work.  Here's my problem:
> 
> I have a UMPC with a vertically-challenged screen (1024x600).  That 
> makes it very difficult - OK, impossible gui-wise - to edit and save the 
> tnc-kiss parameters - I can't see the Save/Cancel buttons.  That window, 
> screen, form (whatever C++ calls it) needs to be resizable with at least 
> a vertical scrollbar.  I'm OK horizontally.
> 
> Questions:
> 
> 1.  What kind of an IDE do the maintainers use for xastir screen 
> development, if any (I assume so).
> 2.  Assumimg a gui IDE, does it provide the code for scrollbars, 
> resizing handles (widgets?), or are these up to the developer to 
> roll-their-own?
> 3.  What section of code do I look for if I want to attempt making this 
> change myself.
> 
> I am familiar with C# and it's excellent IDE, especially for doing what 
> I need done to a form such as I mentioned above.  But, C++ is about as 
> foreign to me as a third language (let alone a second language)!
> 
> 73 - Dale.  KG5LT
> 
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