Detail
Detail
Bugfix
(User-visible)
If a view consists of several layouts, the optimum width and height for each layout are calculated according to the available width and height. If a layout A is reduced to its minimum size using the handle (see graphic 1) and the adjacent layout B is collapsed, layout A remains at its minimum size even though space has been added by collapsing layout B (see graphic 2).
\\Graphic 1: Layout A (red frame) is greatly reduced in size.
\\Graphic 2: Layout B is collapsed. Layout A (red frame) does not expand.
The layouting should be adapted so that layout A is rendered over the entire available space after the reproduction path described above.
Test
- Open demo.
- Reduce the "Current data status" view to the minimum width.
- Minimize the "DemoTypes tree" view.
Expectation: The "Current data status" view expands over the entire available space.