LondonClass
LondonClass
> Yeah, I agree it is a bug with the dynamic elements, but wouldn't it be nice if when you anchored the right edge of the element to the right,...
> However, pygame rectangles already let you set the position of the rectangle by any of the points or sides. So I would suggest doing this: > > ``` >...
Additionally, I would like to extract the position related parts of the elements into new classes.
> I don't really want to change the default theming size, but I would like to add an alternative way to create a window or a panel that has a...
 Small buttons cannot accommodate enough text. It looks like it can accommodate at least 4 letters, but in reality it displays two.
https://blog.csdn.net/span76/article/details/9306641
> I could certainly add more visual examples of different anchoring scenarios. > > On a related topic, I will also try to extend the getting started tutorial a bit...
Sometimes it is necessary to modify the position and size of elements simultaneously. If set_dimensions and set-relative_position are called simultaneously, it will result in some duplicate calculations. Do we need...
> Do all the previous anchors work the same? As in, anyone who was already using this library will not have to change their current implementation, right? Other than that,...
> I think it is great to support numeric anchors as well as things like 'top', 'center' and 'bottom' - but I'd like to keep the former working (i.e. by...