[PSS 2016][Bug] FlowLayoutPanel

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    othman
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    [PSS 2016][Bug] FlowLayoutPanel

    Post by othman »

    Product, version and build: PowerShell Studio 2016 - 5.2.128
    32 or 64 bit version of product: 32 / 64
    Operating system: Win 7 / Win 10
    32 or 64 bit OS: 32 / 64
    PowerShell Version: 2/3

    Symptom:
    Form Designer, FlowLayoutPanel dock – wont fill.

    Reproducibility:
    New Form, interest FlowLayoutPanel and any other control, or object, Dock - Fill
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    DevinL
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    Re: [PSS 2016][Bug] FlowLayoutPanel

    Post by DevinL »

    I've managed to reproduce this on my end and it does appear to be a bug.

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention, I've passed it along to the developers and when we have some more information we'll be sure to post it here.
    DevinL
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    davidc
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    Re: [PSS 2016][Bug] FlowLayoutPanel

    Post by davidc »

    This is not a bug, but how the FlowLayoutPanel functions. It ignores all the docking and anchoring of the controls. I recommend using the TableLayoutPanel instead, because it allows you to fill the cells with the child controls.
    David
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    Re: [PSS 2016][Bug] FlowLayoutPanel

    Post by othman »

    Thanks David, I use TableLayoutPanel as work around.
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