M MathiasM Active Member Licensed User Sep 30, 2019 #1 Hello Is it possible to set a minimum widht and height of a form? Now I do this by code, like this: Code: Copy If Width < 600 Then MainForm.WindowWidth = 600 End If If Height < 600 Then MainForm.WindowHeight = 600 End If Which does exactly what it is supposed to do. But it flickers like hell when I'm trying to make the window smaller than the treshold value of 600. Is there a more native way to fix this? Thanks
Hello Is it possible to set a minimum widht and height of a form? Now I do this by code, like this: Code: Copy If Width < 600 Then MainForm.WindowWidth = 600 End If If Height < 600 Then MainForm.WindowHeight = 600 End If Which does exactly what it is supposed to do. But it flickers like hell when I'm trying to make the window smaller than the treshold value of 600. Is there a more native way to fix this? Thanks
Daestrum Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 30, 2019 #2 try (uses JavaObject library) You only need to set it once, the form will not be able to be thinner than the value you set. Code: Copy Dim mj As JavaObject=Mainform mj.GetFieldJO("stage").RunMethod("setMinWidth",Array(500.0)) … Note: the value in the array MUST be a Double, Int's won't work. You can have setMinWidth, setMinHeight, setMaxWidth & setMaxHeight. Last edited: Sep 30, 2019 Upvote 0
try (uses JavaObject library) You only need to set it once, the form will not be able to be thinner than the value you set. Code: Copy Dim mj As JavaObject=Mainform mj.GetFieldJO("stage").RunMethod("setMinWidth",Array(500.0)) … Note: the value in the array MUST be a Double, Int's won't work. You can have setMinWidth, setMinHeight, setMaxWidth & setMaxHeight.
M MathiasM Active Member Licensed User Sep 30, 2019 #3 Works like a charm, thanks @Daestrum! Upvote 0
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 30, 2019 #4 You could also use the SetWindowSizeLimits method: SetWindowSizeLimits(MinWidth As Double, MinHeight As Double, MaxWidth As Double, MaxHeight As Double) like: MainForm.SetWindowSizeLimits(500, 400, 1200, 800) Upvote 0
You could also use the SetWindowSizeLimits method: SetWindowSizeLimits(MinWidth As Double, MinHeight As Double, MaxWidth As Double, MaxHeight As Double) like: MainForm.SetWindowSizeLimits(500, 400, 1200, 800)
M MathiasM Active Member Licensed User Sep 30, 2019 #5 That's indeed even better @klaus Altough, this way I have to specify MaxWidth and MaxHeigth, while I have no real limits there. Could set it to 99999999999 I guess, no biggie. Would make more sense to me as properties, not as a function. But hey, glad it exists native! Thanks! Upvote 0
That's indeed even better @klaus Altough, this way I have to specify MaxWidth and MaxHeigth, while I have no real limits there. Could set it to 99999999999 I guess, no biggie. Would make more sense to me as properties, not as a function. But hey, glad it exists native! Thanks!