Good tutorial, and I know the turtorial is a year old but I found some flaws in your logic which leads to unmatched spacing due to not accounting for the gap on the initial set up of the x and y axis.
Sorry, I'm a detail nut so I noticed. To be 100% correct there are three edits
change the line from:
x = cDialog Border <Integer>
should really become:
x = (cDialog Border +cButton Gap) <Integer>
change the line from:
y = cDialog Border <Integer>
should really become:
y = (cDialog Border + cButton Gap)<Integer>
change the line from:
Variable - Set x = cDialog Border
should really become:
Variable - Set x = (cDialog Border + cButton Gap)
In my version that I use I've actually split the Button size, Icon size and Gap into "Button Width", "Button Height", "Icon Width", "Icon Height", Horizontal Gap" and "Vertical Gap" so I have even more glanular control.
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Good tutorial, and I know the turtorial is a year old but I found some flaws in your logic which leads to unmatched spacing due to not accounting for the gap on the initial set up of the x and y axis.
Sorry, I'm a detail nut so I noticed. To be 100% correct there are three edits
change the line from: x = cDialog Border <Integer> should really become: x = (cDialog Border +cButton Gap) <Integer>
change the line from: y = cDialog Border <Integer> should really become: y = (cDialog Border + cButton Gap)<Integer>
change the line from: Variable - Set x = cDialog Border should really become: Variable - Set x = (cDialog Border + cButton Gap)
In my version that I use I've actually split the Button size, Icon size and Gap into "Button Width", "Button Height", "Icon Width", "Icon Height", Horizontal Gap" and "Vertical Gap" so I have even more glanular control.