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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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Major
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| Fixed in Change#: |
41,874
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N/A
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True
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From a contributor (L. Ritossa), please find attached gridtext.zip
Email here.
I added, in gridtext.lzx, the new attribute called "textalign", with new functionality to align the gridtext's content on left,center or right inside its column...
Could I suggest to you this "hack" as an implementation of the actual gridtext's version? Or I can only contribute with new object...
I think this is an interesting and useful functionality.
The attached file contain the gridtext.lzx review.
To use "textalign" simply define it as gridtext's attribute:
<gridtext name="foo1" datapath="..." textalign="left">foo1</gridtext>
<gridtext name="foo2" datapath="..." textalign="center">foo2</gridtext>
<gridtext name="foo3" datapath="..." textalign="right">foo3</gridtext>
A added code in this lines:
line 23
and from line 70 to line 103
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From a contributor (L. Ritossa), please find attached gridtext.zip
Email here.
I added, in gridtext.lzx, the new attribute called "textalign", with new functionality to align the gridtext's content on left,center or right inside its column...
Could I suggest to you this "hack" as an implementation of the actual gridtext's version? Or I can only contribute with new object...
I think this is an interesting and useful functionality.
The attached file contain the gridtext.lzx review.
To use "textalign" simply define it as gridtext's attribute:
<gridtext name="foo1" datapath="..." textalign="left">foo1</gridtext>
<gridtext name="foo2" datapath="..." textalign="center">foo2</gridtext>
<gridtext name="foo3" datapath="..." textalign="right">foo3</gridtext>
A added code in this lines:
line 23
and from line 70 to line 103 |
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