World: r3wp

This is your toolbar?

yes

renamed to icon-bar, not to confuse it with the existing toolbar-

so, working now?

nope, I need to find a replacement to layout/tight

which basically should be display without needing a title and just 
the block...

display => 'display

interestingly, if I try to use 'layout in my toolbar widget, REBOL 
crashes promptly.

is there a method to display a layout inside another layout?

can list-box work in mode as in html forms? You simply select value, 
and key is returned instead?

(it was request of my friend who is not here, I actually don't know 
what he means exactly ...)

why drop-list does not exceed the border of owning app window?

Henrik, yes since then Rebgui was rearranged a bit.

Pekr, the drop-list would have to be a window itself to do that.

Henrik, you now have to add your widget's name to the total list 
of widgets, since rebgui-layout.r revision 16,  like this:

	append ctx-rebgui/words 'my-rebgui-widget

(I'm updating the doc)

excellent

Doc updated. http://home.wilddsl.net.au/anton/rebol/doc/create-a-rebgui-widget.html

See the problems caused by documentation ? *See* ! ?

documentation is vital, however, at least there *is* documentation. 
:-)

No... *source* is vital. Documentation is a mere reflection.

Anton - are you sure? :-) I just looked lately at the source, and 
there seems to be one param -inbound, or outbound, for drop-list 
.... inbound is set by default. Separate window - why? We have show-popup 
...

Pretty sure, unless I misunderstand you (I didn't look at the source). 
 How can a rebol/view face hang over the edge, overlapping its parent 
window ?

maybe it can?

It would not be *in* the window, then. It would have to be a new 
window or layer of some kind, supplied by the OS.

(rebol would have to get the new layer from the OS so it could do 
that.)

I've made a pop-menu which uses borderless windows. It works on WinXP 
but the problem is we can't guarantee that windows on other platforms 
don't have forced decorations on their windows.

so each menu level would look less like a menu and more like a window.

but we have working examples of menu/context menu, which look awesome 
....

So you're just saying you'd like the drop-list to also use borderless 
windows in its implementation.

This is a problem with drop lists. I thought though that this was 
one problem Cyphre was tackling

uh, the Trac is really a stupid system .... damned, where have we 
moved? Can this system produce some simplistic way of how to get 
particular widget source? Without line numbering? That is just crazy 
....

uf, there is, at the very bottom ... that system is pretty denerving 
for normal typical user, who is not a developer, and can't get easily 
to source of widgets, as rebgui.r comes in despaced version ...

hmm, you are probably right, Anton ... just downloaded drop-list.r, 
changed 'inline to 'outline, but nothing changed, it can't go outside 
the parent window ... (which is maybe logical, as everything lives 
in screen-face/app-window/pane .... unless show-popup does not allow 
for other modes ...

If it is within a window face it can't go outside, with rebol/view 
system as it is currently.

hmm, and if it would be put in screen face directly?

Pekr, the trac system is for developers!!

I know ... but users are almost forgotten .... I would welcome if 
widgets would still come (be downloaded by get-rebgui) in separate 
dir ... from time to time it is educative to look at the source

that possibility was removed ... and rebgui.r comes despaced, so 
source code is ruined

what is the metrics for box? :-) I thought it is too tall, so I ended 
up putting box 20x1, and it definitely does not seem like 1 pixel? 
:-) Is it affected by unit size?

** Script Error: max expected value1 argument of type: number pair 
char money date time tuple series
** Where: action
** Near: view*/caret: offset-to-caret parent-face min max
** Press enter to quit...

more area problems...

I was updating an area field ...

Work round by clear-text on the area field before updating it.

Pekr, what is so difficult about browsing the source. The particular 
code you are interested in is at  http://trac.geekisp.com/rebgui/browser/widgets/drop-list.r

All that long message before the code is the notes of the comments 
sent by the creator when commiting the code. So that other developers 
understand his work.

All the code is available from thhis URL.

http://trac.geekisp.com/rebgui/browser

And there are some widgets wo/. comments like http://trac.geekisp.com/rebgui/browser/widgets/bar.r

So,  I will think that trac is not stupid is actually very easy an 
useful.

I suspect it is just intimidating when you use it without reading 
the docs