Hi, Since the wizard calls already convey the button's action already (SetBackButton(), SetNextButton(), ...), there's really no benefit of using this container other than possibly for technical simplification. In fact, -gtk already orders those buttons differently than -qt. Furthermore, the YButtonBox currently assesses the button's role by checking if its id is "ok", "yes", "yesButton", etc. We don't really want to use it across the board, beyond its intent purpose for confirmation dialogs. Cheers, Ricardo Qui, 2008-08-28 às 12:02 +0200, Lukas Ocilka escreveu:
BTW: I'm not sure what to do with the Wizard YCP module.
--- cut --- A ButtonBox can have only PushButton child widgets. It will refuse anything else. This is by design: The ButtonBox takes care of margins, spacings and alignment. Any other widgets (like HSpacing, HStretch, Right, Left, Center, etc.) would only be in the way. --- cut ---
Wizard module uses `ReplacePoints to make replacing buttons possible (e.g., Wizard::SetBackButton()).
Any idea?
L.
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