Group margin
Peter T. Evensen
pevensen at siboneylg.com
Fri Nov 10 14:43:04 EST 2006
I just looked and the boundingrect is empty. I still had to use a
leftmargin of -4 to get it to work.
At least I do have a work around (the negative leftmargine). It seems to
work on Mac as well.
Thanks
At 09:30 PM 11/9/2006, you wrote:
>Peter T. Evensen wrote:
>>Is there a way to adjust the group? I have some grouped controls and I
>>made the width of the group smaller than the width of the items and added
>>a horizontal scroll bar. The problem is that there is a several pixels
>>margin on the left and right, so that the scroll bar is wider than it
>>needs to be and when I scroll all the way to the left, the objects are
>>several pixels too far to the right.
>>I tried adjusting the leftmargin, but that doesn't seem to have any
>>effect. I set it to 0, and I still have the blank space on the left.
>>Although if I set the leftmargin to -4 then it has no space on the left.
>
>Make sure the group's boundingrect is set to empty. Then open the group
>for editing (you don't have to change anything, but you might want to
>jiggle an object or two) and then stop editing it. It sounds like the
>group's boundaries may be off, and doing this might force a reset of the
>edges. I seem to remember having this same problem a few years ago and
>that's how I fixed it.
>
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