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icons (SynEdit tab)

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Junior

The icons (SynEdit tab) are higher compared to the other tabs (IDE Lazarus - Pallet)

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Martin Frb
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Junior wrote
The icons (SynEdit tab) are higher compared to the other tabs (IDE Lazarus - Pallet)

If I open the files they are all 24 by 24 pixel

images\components\tbutton.png
images\components\tframe.png
images\components\timagelist.png
components\synedit\design\tsynedit.png

Though yes the components actually are only partly 24x24, some are 22x22 images\components\tcoolbar.png

Anyway, the palette afaik should be fine with 24x24

What exactly is the problem?

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Junior
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Merely the preview. I resize (mainform IDE) to not get too big, the icons of the other tabs are normal, but the SynEdit pops a ScrollBar horrible.

thanks

Martin Frb wrote 25 lines
On 13/05/2014 15:00, Junior wrote: > The icons (SynEdit tab) are higher compared to the other tabs (IDE > Lazarus - Pallet) If I open the files they are all 24 by 24 pixel images\components\tbutton.png images\components\tframe.png images\components\timagelist.png components\synedit\design\tsynedit.png Though yes the components actually are only partly 24x24, some are 22x22 images\components\tcoolbar.png Anyway, the palette afaik should be fine with 24x24 What exactly is the problem? -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus

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Junior wrote
Merely the preview. I resize (mainform IDE) to not get too big, the icons of the other tabs are normal, but the SynEdit pops a ScrollBar horrible.

I can not reproduce that.

I resize the eight to the minimum possible without scrollbar on the first tab ("Standard")

Then go to SyneEdit. No scroll bar. That is: If the window is wide enough.

If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so many icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar

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Junior
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"If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so many icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar"

I am not referring to the width, but the height.

Martin Frb wrote 22 lines
On 13/05/2014 15:45, Junior wrote: > Merely the preview. I resize (mainform IDE) to not get too big, the > icons of the other tabs are normal, but the SynEdit pops a ScrollBar > horrible. I can not reproduce that. I resize the eight to the minimum possible without scrollbar on the first tab ("Standard") Then go to SyneEdit. No scroll bar. That is: If the window is wide enough. If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so many icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus

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Junior wrote 5 lines
"If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so many icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar" I am not referring to the width, but the height.

Yes.

But as I said, I can not reproduce what you describe. If all icons fit into a single line (so if the form is wide enough) then the SynEdit tabs shows the scrollbar at the exact same time as the "Standard" tab.

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Em 13-05-2014 11:59, Martin Frb escreveu: > On 13/05/2014 15:45, Junior wrote: >> Merely the preview. I resize (mainform IDE) to not get too big, the >> icons of the other tabs are normal, but the SynEdit pops a ScrollBar >> horrible. > > I can not reproduce that. > > I resize the eight to the minimum possible without scrollbar on the > first tab ("Standard") > > Then go to SyneEdit. No scroll bar. That is: If the window is wide > enough. > > If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so many > icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar

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Martin Frb wrote 11 lines
On 13/05/2014 20:16, Junior wrote: > "If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so > many icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar" > > I am not referring to the width, but the height. > Yes. But as I said, I can not reproduce what you describe. If all icons fit into a single line (so if the form is wide enough) then the SynEdit tabs shows the scrollbar at the exact same time as the "Standard" tab.

You are aware, that if the form is not wide enough, the icans do NOT scroll horizontally? They are wrapped into a 2nd line, and a vertical scrollbar shows, because of the 2nd line.

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Junior
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humm ... I did. That's why in Delphi is best, no 2 lines, it's all horizontal. Have had requested this change, but no one gave a damn.

ok, thanks

Martin Frb wrote 24 lines
On 13/05/2014 20:28, Martin Frb wrote: > On 13/05/2014 20:16, Junior wrote: >> "If the width is to small, the SynEdit needs 2 rows (as it has so >> many icons), and 2 rows of course means scrollbar" >> >> I am not referring to the width, but the height. >> > Yes. > > But as I said, I can not reproduce what you describe. If all icons > fit into a single line (so if the form is wide enough) then the > SynEdit tabs shows the scrollbar at the exact same time as the > "Standard" tab. You are aware, that if the form is not wide enough, the icans do NOT scroll horizontally? They are wrapped into a 2nd line, and a vertical scrollbar shows, because of the 2nd line. -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus

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