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On Tue, 2013-02-12 at 08:13 -0800, julien2412 wrote:
    544     if( nMaxWidth > aSize.Width() )
    545     {
    546         Size aDlgSize = GetPathDialog()->GetOutputSizePixel();
    547         GetPathDialog()->SetOutputSizePixel( Size(
aDlgSize.Width()+nMaxWidth-aSize.Width(), aDlgSize.Height() ) );
    548         aSize.Width() = nMaxWidth;
    549 
    550         if( pOkBtn )
    551             pOkBtn->SetSizePixel( aSize );
    552         if( pCancelBtn )
    553             pCancelBtn->SetSizePixel( aSize );
    554         if( pLoadBtn )
    555             pLoadBtn->SetSizePixel( aSize );
    556     }
    557     else
    558         nMaxWidth = aSize.Width();

see
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/svtools/source/dialogs/filedlg2.cxx#544

Any idea what should be done with this?

It's another "been like this since day 0", go ahead and remove the
does-nothing else branch. (The exciting manual move of widgets around
and determination of the size etc can all eventually go if it gets
converted to the widget layout stuff)

I noticed these lines in tools/inc/tools/gen.hxx:
long            Width() const  { return nA; }
long&            Width() const  { return nA; }
I must recognize I don't understand the interest since there's a setWidth
function

and setWidth just calls the second Width() variant. I can only speculate
it was an ancient abandoned incremental cleanup effort to remove one or
the other.

C.


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