WrapPanel2 Component Creation #764
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Demo Video StretchPanel-Demo1.mp4 |
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Thanks @Avid29, great start! I just dropping a couple of quick comments.
There's a few option combinations/scenarios that I may be a bit confused on still with how stretching works, maybe it has to do when both children in a row have a specific fixed size, as it's weird to see them not always be that fixed size. Though I know the video is a little out-of-date too, so not sure if that's a factor.
Not sure if it needs to be part of the doc or some other aspect, but I think it'll be good for us to enumerate a bunch of various settings and scenarios and how we expect their behavior to react to layout and see how that matches up with our expectations on various settings and such. Then we can encode those results in the docs/examples/tests.
(This can be an ongoing process too, as we gather feedback.)
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Thinking it could be good to also split out some more dedicated smaller/fixed examples that show interesting/dedicated uses. The uber example is fun to play with, but I think makes it hard to understand where to use each type of functionality.
i.e. the idea is that the panel is flexible to use in a variety of scenarios, but it'd be rare to try and use every aspect at once.
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Yup. I'll change the "Basic Sample" page to "Basic Samples" and make the current sample a "Mega Sample" page.
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Fixed a bug with Equal children stretching. Before: After: |
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Introduces the first draft of the
WrapPanel2.Resolves: #763 as discussed in #762.