Dear Simon, first of all thanks for your effort in providing the community with a very good GUI for R. I only wanted bringing to your attention a very minor bug that affects the document window in R.app: when you resize it, the textarea does not scale accordingly with the rest of the window, nor does the line that bounds it on the bottom. I had a look at the source, and I found that actually the RDocument.nib has some missing settings on autoresize in the main textview, in the bottom textarea, and in the horizontal line. Three clicks on the appropriate "springs" and bars on the size inspector will fix it. Thanks again, Paolo _______________________________________ Paolo Bosetti Department of Mechanical and Structural Engineering University of Trento Visiting professor at Stanford University W.W. Hansen Laboratory Room #225 452 Lomita Mall Stanford, CA 94305-4085 phone +1(650) 723-3388 fax +1 (650) 723-0062 email pbosetti at stanford.edu
Minor bug on R.app document window
2 messages · Paolo Bosetti, Simon Urbanek
1 day later
Paolo,
On Mar 18, 2011, at 1:48 PM, Paolo Bosetti wrote:
Dear Simon, first of all thanks for your effort in providing the community with a very good GUI for R. I only wanted bringing to your attention a very minor bug that affects the document window in R.app: when you resize it, the textarea does not scale accordingly with the rest of the window, nor does the line that bounds it on the bottom. I had a look at the source, and I found that actually the RDocument.nib has some missing settings on autoresize in the main textview, in the bottom textarea, and in the horizontal line. Three clicks on the appropriate "springs" and bars on the size inspector will fix it.
Can you, please, provide the exact version of R and GUI you're using? We don't use NIBs anymore so you must be looking at some older version. Also what exactly do you mean by "textarea"? The closest I can think of is the status line ("Status Line" and "Background for Status Line") at the bottom in RDocument.xib and both are set to expand horizontally.
Thanks,
Simon