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Doesn't row_span
and col_span
passed to the add_view
method perform this same type of behavior?
Unfortunately there isn't anyone in the current maintainer group that understands kiwisolver or how this stuff works. Additionally, you'll have trouble (like you are already) hacking the solver as I believe any time widgets are updated the constraints may be reset. On top of that, even if you get the solver to be what you want doing canvas.update()
may not be enough to force the widgets to use the new geometry constraint results. That's just a guess though.
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In this simple case col_span
might work, but it won't for my use case involving a less simple grid with some fixed width/height elements.
That's truly unfortunate. It would be really useful to be able to supply user constraints to the layout.
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There's always a chance that it will work in some way, but I'm not sure there is anyone here that can help so it may come down to printing out the current solver state yourself. There may be other methods on the ViewBox that would trigger/force an update or you could maybe tell the Canvas to "resize" to the same size and that might trigger the updates properly. Off the top of my head though I'm having trouble coming up with an easy solution.
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Thanks @djhoese . If I find the bandwidth to dig into this, those are some good suggestions.
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