Fit height uitable App Designer
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Riccardo Barilli
il 27 Nov 2020
Commentato: J. Alex Lee
il 20 Feb 2021
When I create a table in app designer (evenif inside a layout), there will be a white area under the table if my rows are not enough (see first screenshot).
On the other hand, fairly, more rows will result in a scroll bar.
But I would like to obtain, in case of a few rows, a result like the one in the second screenshot.
Is it possible to achieve this result?
Thank you
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J. Alex Lee
il 30 Nov 2020
it wouldn't work with the "fit" gridlayout, but if it is really important to you, what i have done in the past is to measure the number of pixels associated with each row and multiply that by the number of rows currently in the table, plus 1 pixel for each row plus 2 (for the borders), and the height of the header row if you have one.
you can set the height (Position(2)) of the uitable any time the number of rows of data changes or on resize (I haven't tried with the resize).
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J. Alex Lee
il 20 Feb 2021
When I did this in the past, I did trial-and-error. The font size you use is a good starting point. Or just screenshot and count pixels.
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J. Alex Lee
il 27 Nov 2020
Look into uigridlayout with the "fit" keyword for row heights
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J. Alex Lee
il 30 Nov 2020
oh that's too bad...i admit i hadn't used uitable much in newer versions...I just tested on my matlab and find the same thing. well, that's frustrating...i'll post another answer, though it is cumbersome.
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