Created attachment 142310 [details] Scrollbars in dialog and text box. See macro. Scrollbars on form dialog and text box are not fully functional. - In a dialog, it scrolls only 1 px, when clicked in the shaft, instead of a full page - If I only set the vertical scrollbar, it does not extend to the bottom of the dialog, as if it would need to give space to a horizontal scrollbar too. - In the dialog editor it can be set to None, Horizonal, Vertical or Both, but it cannot be made automatic, so it only appears, if the Scroll height exceeds the height of the dialog, and in the macro, setting the VScroll property of the dialog model has no effect. The same applies to text boxes' scrollbars. Setting the scrollbar by macro only has effect, if I open the form in design mode. Try the attached example.
(In reply to Balint Fodor from comment #0) > Created attachment 142310 [details] > Scrollbars in dialog and text box. See macro. > > Scrollbars on form dialog and text box are not fully functional. > > - In a dialog, it scrolls only 1 px, when clicked in the shaft, instead of a > full page > - If I only set the vertical scrollbar, it does not extend to the bottom of > the dialog, as if it would need to give space to a horizontal scrollbar too. Confirming Tested on Version: 6.2.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 7f3c2ee6c135773c98ded063bdf10ec8900bf00f CPU threads: 4; OS: Mac OS X 10.13.4; UI render: default; Locale: fr-FR (fr_FR.UTF-8); Calc: group threaded > - In the dialog editor it can be set to None, Horizonal, Vertical or Both, > but it cannot be made automatic, so it only appears, if the Scroll height > exceeds the height of the dialog, and in the macro, setting the VScroll > property of the dialog model has no effect. The same applies to text boxes' > scrollbars. Setting the scrollbar by macro only has effect, if I open the > form in design mode. Confirming that changing the boolean value from True to False or vice-versa has no effect on the display when the macro is run.
Hello Balint, Thanks for reporting this issue. > - In a dialog, it scrolls only 1 px, when clicked in the shaft, instead of a > full page I can't reproduce it in GTK3. Only GEN and GTK.... > - If I only set the vertical scrollbar, it does not extend to the bottom of > the dialog, as if it would need to give space to a horizontal scrollbar too. Also reproduced in Version 4.1.0.0.alpha0+ (Build ID: efca6f15609322f62a35619619a6d5fe5c9bd5a) @Caolán, I thought you could be interested in this one...
Its "works" under gtk3 because that platform is a PrimaryButtonWarpsSlider true platform, i.e. scrolls directly to the point clicked on the scrollbar. The others (gen) are where a click scrolls by a page/block, and the default block size is just one pixel. From uno the property on the scrollbar is "BlockIncrement" (I think) to specify how much it should scroll on a page down click. Not sure how to get the scrollbar for the dialog in order to chage that BlockIncrement property, its outside of my domain.
why is this a Notebookbar-Groupedbar bug? Base and Forms didn't have NB support?
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