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This system is ''not'' perfect, as there is quite a bit of rough guesstimation involved. But typically it is sufficient enough, and it also ensures that text will always be readable, even if the user's desktop has a non-standard DPI setting. | This system is ''not'' perfect, as there is quite a bit of rough guesstimation involved. But typically it is sufficient enough, and it also ensures that text will always be readable, even if the user's desktop has a non-standard DPI setting. | ||
The wxWidgets sizers system does not fully support the concept of controls having an arbitrary width with a fixed height. A wrappable textbox, which is usually configured to stretch to fit width, needs to be able to change its minimum height setting based upon the "final" width setting its given, and have the sizers recalculate the dialog layout based on that new height. | ****The wxWidgets sizers system does not fully support the concept of controls having an arbitrary width with a fixed height. A wrappable textbox, which is usually configured to stretch to fit width, needs to be able to change its minimum height setting based upon the "final" width setting its given, and have the sizers recalculate the dialog layout based on that new height. | ||
TODO: In the future it might work best to have the ideal/maximum width be a function of the user's dialog font size, to allow for the dialog to expand to accomodte the real-estire of larger fonts. | TODO: In the future it might work best to have the ideal/maximum width be a function of the user's dialog font size, to allow for the dialog to expand to accomodte the real-estire of larger fonts. | ||