GTK NumericStepper not respecting Width.

[se5a]

Expected Behavior

NeumericUpDown should respect width when app is running.

Actual Behavior

looks ok in the designer, but NeumericUpDown streaches out (infinatly?) when the app is run.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

1. Create brand new eto.forms project.
2. Create a neumericUpDown between two labels in a tablerow, optional add width reference.
3. Run the app.

Code that Demonstrates the Problem

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Form xmlns="http://schema.picoe.ca/eto.forms" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Title="My Eto Form" ClientSize="400, 350" Padding="10">

    <!-- Replace Stacklayout with this tablelayout -->
    <TableLayout Padding ="5,5,5,5" >
        <TableRow>
            <Label>Some Content</Label><NumericUpDown Width="80"/><Label>Some Content</Label>
        </TableRow>
        <TableRow>
            <Label>Some Content</Label><NumericUpDown Width="80"/><Label>Some Content</Label>
        </TableRow>
    </TableLayout>

    <Form.Menu>
        <MenuBar>
            <ButtonMenuItem Text="F&amp;ile">
                <ButtonMenuItem Text="Click Me!" Click="HandleClickMe" />
            </ButtonMenuItem>
            <MenuBar.ApplicationItems>
                <ButtonMenuItem Text="Preferences.." Shortcut="{On Control+O, Mac=Application+Comma}" />
            </MenuBar.ApplicationItems>
            <MenuBar.QuitItem>
                <ButtonMenuItem Text="Quit" Shortcut="CommonModifier+Q" Click="HandleQuit" />
            </MenuBar.QuitItem>
            <MenuBar.AboutItem>
                <ButtonMenuItem Text="About..." Click="HandleAbout" />
            </MenuBar.AboutItem>
        </MenuBar>
    </Form.Menu>
    <Form.ToolBar>
        <ToolBar>
            <ButtonToolItem Text="Click Me!" Click="HandleClickMe" />
        </ToolBar>
    </Form.ToolBar>
</Form>

Specifications

• Version: 2.4.1 (Nuget)
• Platform(s): GTK
• Operating System(s): Linux Mint 18.3

[se5a]

Just to be sure it wasn't the table layout I tested StackLayout with horizontal orentation too:

    <StackLayout Orientation="Horizontal">
        <Label>Some Content</Label><NumericUpDown Width="80"/><Label>Some Content</Label>
    </StackLayout>

same result, the NeumericUpDown stretches out and you can't see the second label.

This did not appear to be a problem in earlier versions of Eto.

[se5a]

I should maybe mention that the right hand side of the control itself is also hidden, the stepper buttons are off the side of the viewable area:

I found a version of my project which used a dev version of eto: 2.4.0-build1020 (approximately a year ago from myget) this problem was not present then.

[cwensley]

Hey @se5a,

Thanks again for reporting this. I got some time and tested this on Ubuntu 18.04 and Linux Mint 19.1, and it doesn't appear to be a problem (even with Eto 2.4.1). Could you test to verify?

Thanks! Curtis.

[se5a]

I'm pretty busy at work at the moment, and the project I was having the problem with is now using imgui.net, however I think I still have an old version of the project still around. If I've not managed to get around to this within a couple of weeks, give me a reminder.